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This quote " I understand you're looking for a business gonnegtion"   (70) reveals that Wolfsheim speaks a certain way because of his ethnicity as well as how he makes money illegality, which is a very suspicious way. This way of speaking gives him a unique characterization by helping us understand the way he pronounces his words.
-Marisol

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What does this quote reveal about Wolfsheim? What's the effect of Mr. Wolfshiem preferring the place across the street, despite the quality of the restaurant that they're in? how does this speak to the decay of the American Dream/people always wanting more?

Answer: This reveals that people are constantly expecting better then what they getting even though what they have/where they are is already the best
This also shows how the American dream is changing as people become more greedy
Aylanih M.

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Wolfsheim approaches Nick with an offer: “I understand you’re looking for a business gonnegtion.”

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“Oh, no,” he [Gatsby] exclaimed, “this isn’t the man.”

“No?” Mr. Wolfsheim seemed disappointed.

“This is just a friend. I told you we’d talk about that some other time.” (70-71).

What does this quote reveal about Wolfsheim and about Wolfsheim’s business? What does this seem to suggest about Gatsby’s business/work with Wolfsheim?

This quote reveals that Wolfsheim does sketchy business with people not clear about specifics though.
- marissa

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The quote reveals that Wolfsheim is a disreputable character

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San Francisco is in the west  of America, but isn't part of the Midwest. This reveals that Gatsby is bad at lying. This makes Nick unsure about Gatsby and what he should believe.
jordan

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2.1

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Nick states, “A succulent hash arrived, and Mr. Wolfsheim, forgetting the more sentimental atmosphere of the old Metropole, began to eat with ferocious delicacy. His eyes, meanwhile, roved very slowly all around the room—he completed the arc by turning to inspect the people directly behind” (71).

What does this quote reveal about Wolfsheim?
This reveals that Wolfsheim can easily forge the things he is talking about. Nick mentioned how he put his focus on the food and then to other people. This reveals that Wolfsheim is suspicious to Nick because of all the things he was doing during dinner.
Elizabeth Moreno

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Question: To what extent are these objects “props”? Would somebody who actually accomplished these things feel the need to carry them around to prove themselves? What does the fact that Gatsby DOES carry them around reveal about his confidence in his story?
Answer: Someone who carries around "Props" is trying to show to others the accomplishments they have earned, however the need to be carrying these "props" might express a lack of confidence because someone who has a large ego wouldn't feel the need to prove to others their accomplishments, as they would assume that others would already know about these precious accomplishments.
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Wolfsheim has played around with a very patriotic sport of baseball that back in the day tended to be the most 'American' sport. With this big scandal we can tell that now this sport and the past will change due to the players rigging games to make more profit which is now changing from a traditional and competitive sport to more of a way to make money at a great extent. With this scandal people have been open to making money off the sport instead of just viewing for the purpose of entertainment. -Roberto

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Meyers is characterized as emotional and seems to especially understand the value of the time people spend together like he did with his friends or like he wants of Gatsby and Nick.

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Meyers is characterized as emotional and seems to especially understand the value of the time people spend together like he did with his friends or like he wants of Gatsby and Nick.

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marissa

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he describes Wolfshiem as a man that has something to worry about. He is looking over his shoulder and askes nick if he is looking for a connection which is all around bad news.

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he describes Wolfshiem as a man that has something to worry about. He is looking over his shoulder and askes nick if he is looking for a connection which is all around bad news.

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Michael

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HINT (2.1): When Nick first introduces Wolfsheim, he notes that he is “a small, flat-nosed Jew” (69). Note each time after this initial introduction that Nick mentions Wolfsheim’s nose and/or nostrils.  Why does Nick spend so much time talking about Wolfsheim’s nose? What do you know about stereotypes regarding Jewish noses? What does Nick’s focus on Wolfsheim’s nose reveal about Nick’s potential prejudice(s)? Can Nick really still say that he doesn’t judge people?

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HINT (2.1): When Nick first introduces Wolfsheim, he notes that he is “a small, flat-nosed Jew” (69). Note each time after this initial introduction that Nick mentions Wolfsheim’s nose and/or nostrils.  Why does Nick spend so much time talking about Wolfsheim’s nose? What do you know about stereotypes regarding Jewish noses? What does Nick’s focus on Wolfsheim’s nose reveal about Nick’s potential prejudice(s)? Can Nick really still say that he doesn’t judge people?