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answers exist to your question about what the author gains by creatingas the narrator
of . He gains a narrator, a narrator who is a part of the action, and a
narrator who on the surface is an outsider who can objectively describe the shortcomings of the
eastern . The author gains a persona who can contrast his midwestern ways with the eastern ways
of the other characters. The author gains a persona who experiences for the first time much of
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Saturday, 9 March 2013
Explain what Fitzgerald achieves by using Nick's point of view to tell Gatsby's story.
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