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What objects could represent time in chapter 5 of the great gatsby? What happens to these objects? What is the author communicating about time?
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What objects could represent time in chapter 5 of the great gatsby? What happens to these

objects? What is the author communicating about time?

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one object is the clock, which Gatsby tried to turn and set back because he wanted to stop time and go back with Daisy.

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