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Why does gatsby tell tom that daisy, his wife, never really loved him? what impact does this statement have?
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Why does gatsby tell tom that daisy, his wife, never really loved him? what impact does this statement have?

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Gatsby loved Daisy so much that in his mind daisy had never and never could love anyone but him including tom whom in his mind married she had only married him for his money
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