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In the great gatsby why is nick an outsider in relation to daisy and tom
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In the great gatsby why is nick an outsider in relation to daisy and tom

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He is an outsider because he is new to the whole high-class way of living. Unlike them, he has just moved into the neighborhood and has just started learning about how the rich people live.
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