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Because the parties are so big that not everyone can meet him most people have only heard stories.

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According to what he tells nick in the car, they are fantasies, not very credible, and he even becomes a war hero.

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Why does Gastby seem so interested in Nick?

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Why does Gastby seem so interested in Nick?

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Because he knows he is Daisy's cousin and wants to get closer to her through him.

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Does Gatsby ever directly confront these claims against him and his fortune?

A: No, at least not in this chapter.

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How quickly do people raise questions about the legitimacy of Gatsby's fortune?

A: Very quickly, it is very close to the first thing brought up at the party.

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Does anyone know who Gatsby actually is?

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Why does no one seem to know who Gatsby is?

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how do they actually feel?

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From where does he get his money from? Because he always seems to spend, but never runs out.

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What would happen if he loses all the money?

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What does Gatsby do?

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What type of outfits were people wearing? How do people find out about the parties or are invited, why do less wealthy people not not go to the party even though it is a open door party.

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Why does Gatsby keep to himself but still host events?

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1. where did gatsby get his money from, 2. why did he throw a party and avoid all the guests

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1. where did gatsby get his money from, 2. why did he throw a party and avoid all the guests

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Why does Gatsby like to keep to himself?

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Why does Gatsby like to keep to himself?

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How much time did he spend at parties compared to time spent working.

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For the third chapter of the Great Gatsby, i would like to know if Gatsby is really the man that he and others claim, what if he is hiding something that the readers wont discover until the later chapters, is he really truthful or a person that talks dishonestly.

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What might be the purpose of Gatsby keeping the source of his fortune a secret, and somewhat 'distancing' himself from the guests at the party?

Why does he host the parties if he's going to be secretive?

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Why would Nick be going to all those parties if he doesn't care for them?

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How did Gatsby get his wealth?

What was the war like for nick?

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What is Gatsby doing? He can't just be having parties, he has to have some sort of motive

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why do people not know who gatsby is when he throws the party
how much money does gatsby have

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Why does no one know where Gatsby is? Also, if Nick is so honest and good, why does he not seem to care about others wrong doings?

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Why does no one know where Gatsby is? Also, if Nick is so honest and good, why does he not seem to care about others wrong doings?

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Why is he wasting so much money.
Why is he hiding how he gets his money.

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Does Nick really like the rich lifestyle?

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If no one knows were Gatsby is, why has nick seen him multiple times?

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Why does no one know who gatsby is?

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How might the party scene criticize something about society, both in the 1920s and now?