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Nick Carraway's Romanticism In The Great Gatsby By F. Scott Fitzgerald

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Nick has a desire to get the truth out about Gatsby, and have other people see different sides of the story. Nick hated what Gatsby’s character displayed, which was wealth and materialism, but fell in love with his character in which he described as pure and radiant. Since his ideals or desire is filled with romantic like dreams such as love, or repeating the past which is inherently better than seeking wealth and power to Nick’s perspective. The story of the “Great Gatsby” can also be seen as Nick Carraway’s romanticism of Jay Gatsby. Throughout the novel, Nick is seen as a silent observer hardly participating in the events that occur in The Great Gatsby but, always been there. Nick privately condones Gatsby actions, but never in the public.
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