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Albert ( a real one) Tapiero
Nick describes Tom in a way that regards him as a copy cat rich person that resembles the rest. He assumes that hes just a carbon copy of any which white prick, which he is but he makes this assumption without enough facts.

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Miss Baker is a professional golfer. At first, Nick describes her as bored with life. She is napping on a couch not saying much. When he finds out her full name, he recalls seeing pictures of her living the "sport life". He also remarks that he heard story about her but doesn't remember what it was. We later find out that she cheats. The reader gets a sense that Jordan doesn't really want to be there. She looks like she is stuck-up
Massimo Ciamberlano

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Gianni Frassetti
Nick thinks the Buchanans are in a way, wasting their life away just playing polo and being rich together. He judges them for not wanting more and life and being content about where they are financially speaking. This is completely the opposite of how he lives his own life, he could just sit back and life his life the same way they do, but he has the motivation needed to become a stock broker and make more money for himself.

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I think that Nick is a narrator that wants to be non bias but sometimes will make moral judgements depending on the situation. I feel like we can trust his judgement, but we should still be warry of it.

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2. He is the one giving the moral judgment and we can trust his judgment as in

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Nick moves East to learn about the bond business. His family has a tradition of pretending they are descendants of the Dukes of Buccleuch. In reality, the founder of his line was his grandfather's brother.
Philippe Aigner-Therrien

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Fitzgerald using Nick's point of view to narrate the story, which is using the first person narrative. This method is able to helps readers to participate into the story, and more clearly to know what happened.Also, Nick's point of view maybe involved some of Fitzgerald's thought about that lost generation. The difference between Nick's role and other characters'role is  Nick is  the god view that he knews everthing and he knows what is going on Nick is a realiable character because he is telling people he lives in west egg,a not fashionble villege and his other friends are live in the east which is the wealth people's living area.

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Daisy and Tom Buchanan invite Nick to dinner as a nice gesture since he had recently moved from the Midwest, they also wanted to introduce him to Jordan (Daisy's attractive single friend).

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Tom is describing nick

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"No - Gatsby turned out all right at the end; it is what preyed on Gatsby, what foul dust floated in the wake of his dreams.."(p.8)
As this novel is ultimately a flashback, Nick tells us that even though he disapproved him at first, by the end of the novel according to Nick's point of view, Gatsby turns out to be a better person than he first imagined,
This comment reveals to the reader that Gatsby is indeed a mysterious man, and we still don't know why Nick admires him so much.

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Taylor M
The impression of Daisy’s murmur in contrast to Tom’s speaks to the development of both characters.  Daisy is portrayed as soft and gentle, someone who draws people in.  Whereas Tom is depicted as aggressive and forceful.  The juxtaposition of the two stresses the difference in both characters and speaks to their relationship with each other and others.

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Nick is describing Tom as cruel and brutal

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Fitzgerald utilizes Nick to narrate in order to aid the readers perception of the story and Gatsby's life. Nick is one who lives in the less posh West Egg of the outskirts of New York. He is a character who likes to work for his money and all the assets he owns. He strives to portray himself as a non-judgemental character when in reality, he is green with envy towards Mr. Gatsby. With that being said, Nick portrays a bias opinion at the onset of the story, hindering the way he depicts and introduces other characters. Nick does not seem like a reliable narrator hence the fact that he portrays himself early on into the story. Would be in the best interest to keep a close eye out to what Nick has to say and how he says these things.

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The reason of Nick didn't call to Gatesby when the encounter on the lawn is that Nick doesn't have the beautiful lawn and he  wants to show Gatesby is rich. From Nick's eye, we can know that Gatesby is an romantic and know what is live. He enjoy his life very much.