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Why does Gatsby insist that Nick act as the "third-wheel" or the "tag-along"?
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Why does Gatsby insist that Nick act as the "third-wheel" or the "tag-along"?

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nick tells him what a nice time he had and gatsby is somewhat nonchalant about it. it is important for nick to be polite and gentlemanly

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