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The reader meets Gatsby in Ch. 3. How did Fitzgerald prepare us for this formal introduction of Gatsby? Were you satisfied with the way Gatsby is presented in this chapter? Why or why not?
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The reader meets Gatsby in Ch. 3. How did Fitzgerald prepare us for this formal introduction of

Gatsby? Were you satisfied with the way Gatsby is presented in this chapter? Why or why not?

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Answer: Yes

Explanation: Gatsby was presented as a man who went from rags to riches. In this chapter, he meets Daisy and Tom in their home, nearly breaking a vase, Tom plays it off nonchalantly and allows Gatsby to have another chance and that pleases Daisy as she falls in lust with him again.

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