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         <title>Homework 2/1</title>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>Characters in The Great Gatsby<br>Nick: Narrator, middle class, thinks he is unbiased when in reality he is VERY biased.&nbsp;<br>Tom: Rich, has connections to Gatsby, is described as handsome and muscular.<br>Daisy: Potentially Nick's love interest. Her personality isn't described in great detail in the first two chapters, could this be a sign that Nick sees women as visual objects rather than intellectual beings?<br>Ms. Wilson: Tom's "sweetie" also doesn't have a super described personality.&nbsp;<br>Mrs. McKee: Says antisemitic slur and describes a jewish man as good for breeding.</div>]]></description>
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