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The Great Gatsby Point Of View Analysis

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The detail of the story makes you understand the offensive tone of the story. Perry, which tells Dick his dream, adds all the detail to his dream. Dick was frustrated and annoyed because Perry never stopped talking. After Perry was done saying his story, Dick questioned him in a confused tone. Perry got a little hurt, but all he said was, “Never mind. It’s not important,” knowing that it actually was important to him. Perry’s point of view was that he was being ignored and did not feel important. Dick’s point of view was that he had to listen to Perry’s dream, which seemed to be made up. The dream was real important to Perry because he said, “the parrot was bigger than God.” He also said, “the parrot protects me when I’m in a bad situation.
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