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What does the green light at the end of Daisy's dock most likely represent in the novel The Great Gatsby? a. Daisy's inevitable acceptance of Gatsby b. Gatsby's hopes and dreams for love c. Daisy and Tom's
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What does the green light at the end of Daisy's dock most likely represent in the novel The Great Gatsby?

a. Daisy's inevitable acceptance of Gatsby
b. Gatsby's hopes and dreams for love
c. Daisy and Tom's privileged background
d. the promise of wealth and luxury

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b. Gatsby's hopes and dreams for love

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