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    Nick Carraway is both the narrator and a major character in the novel‚ The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald. Nick grows up in the midwest where he learns to be a good listener (a person people trust with their most valued secrets) and to be non-judgemental of others who are “less fortunate” than he is. Nick studied at Yale University where he learns to be a writer. After World War I‚ Nick moves to America East to learn the bond business. A good character needs to be reliable and relatable. Nick

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    Nick Carraway serves the important roles of narrator and arguably the main character of The Great Gatsby‚ as he judges the actions of other characters while still playing his own role within the plot. Also‚ as Nick analyzes the actions of others‚ he attempts to make judgements using his “cardinal virtues” of honesty and fact. He does so while keeping in mind his father’s advice of thinking before criticizing others‚ as many “haven’t had the advantages that you’ve had.” Throughout The Great Gatsby

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    about the life and actions of Nick Caraway. It will include what kind of character he is‚ whether he’s a reliable character‚ and the points he comes across in this book. Nick is the narrator of this book‚ it is written in a way that is complicated for many people in this era‚ because of the era it is written in. Nick is one of the best characters in this book‚ in my opinion. First‚ talking about Nick‚ who he is as a person‚ and what role he plays in this book. Nick Caraway is a young man from Minnesota

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    Nick Carraway A cursory glance of the beginning of F.Scott Fitzgerald’s The Great Gatsby leaves only a vague impression of the narrator Nick Carraway. At the surface‚ he seems unassuming and straightforward. Upon closer inspection‚ the irony and connotative diction‚ used denote duplicity‚ cynicism‚ traits he might not even be aware of thanks to a self-assuredness of his own ‘fundamental decencies’. Altogether‚ Nick’s characterization lends itself to Modernist ideas. It is not so much what Nick

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    Nick Carraway’s Role in The Great Gatsby: It is important to keep a few things in mind about the structure of the novel and about Nick himself. It is through his observations that our opinions of the other characters are formed. Some of his opinions‚ particularly those of Gatsby‚ are biased and therefore flawed. He is still a character and is important to the novel in many other respects‚ as well as being the narrator. Although there are some similarities between Fitzgerald’s world and the fictional

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    moral aspects of wealthy lifestyles. In the artificial world of the East Coast‚ Nick Carraway distinguishes himself as a model of morality. Although the glory of power and money in the East Coast overwhelms Nick‚ he still clings to the values he learned while growing up in the Midwest. Nick is situated in the West Egg to represent his closeness to Midwestern values and continues to believe in them as he gets older. Nick ’s father advises his son‚ stating‚ " ’Whenever you feel like criticizing anyone

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    In the novel The Great Gatsby by ‚ it can be agreed that the character of Nick Carraway tells throughout the novel by how he see’s the Great Gatsby through his eyes and he explains how he facilitates the rekindling of Daisy and Jay Gatsby’s romance. Firstly he introduces that he is the narrator in chapter one. Secondly he tells us how he came to Long island and how things are after moving to West Egg and moving in next to the Great Gatsby. He progress’s from innocence to finally finding a moral

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    The Truth About Nick Carraway (Based on AP open Question) Sidney Bailey English 12 AP Coach Price 4/3/13 The Truth About Nick Carraway Thesis: In The Great Gatsby‚ Nick the confidant to both Daisy and Gatsby‚ displays certain admirable characteristics like trustworthiness and approachability‚ is easily confided in by Daisy and Gatsby‚ and completes the puzzle to the whole novel by being the connection between East and West Egg as well as helping Daisy and Gatsby rekindle what they once

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    In the beginning of The Great Gatsby‚ Nick Carraway‚ the narrator of the novel is portrayed as a humble and heavily inspired young writer. Carraway strongly admires Jay Gatsby‚ his rich next door neighbor. Although Carraway lives in West Egg‚ he is not as wealthy as those around him. East Egg is the part of Lost Island where Nick’s cousin‚ daisy‚ lives. Tom Buchanan‚ Daisy’s husband‚ seems to be having an affair with a woman in New york. In result of the love affair‚ Daisy expresses her emotions

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    first person point of view from Nick Carraway‚ the narrator. F. Scott Fitzgerald uses Nick’s character in order to influence the reader’s interpretation and perspective of the novel; it also affects how the reader is positioned to respond to other characters in the novel. The reader‚ as only receiving Nicks review of other characters‚ has to believe that this is indeed what these characters are like and must accept that Nick is correct when it comes to judgments of events. Although Gatsby’s name is

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