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What is gatsby’s dialogue like in this chapter? what does it tell us about gatsby?.
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What is gatsby’s dialogue like in this chapter? what does it tell us about gatsby?.

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His dialogue is awkward, nothing like the confidant man we think he is up to this point. In this chapter, we see a quiet, unsure, and secretive. Nonetheless, the suave and somewhat braggadocious Gatsby returns as he becomes a bit more sure of himself with Daisy.

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