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(THE GREAT GATSBY) "The first pages of chapter one establish contradictions in Nick's point of view. He describes
himself as tolerant and nonjudgmental, he also views himself as morally privileged, having a better sense
of "decencies" than most other people" (Sparknotes). Do you agree or disagree with Nick's
How does the characterization of Nick change in the course of the book?
self-characterization?

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