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F. scott fitzgerald's decision to write the great gatsby from nick carraway's point of view means that readers question 5 options: a: never learn what happens to gatsby after myrtle wilson's death b: have to choose whether or not to believe nick's side of the story or gatsby's side c: know only what nick tells them and have their opinions shaped by his d: are not likely to be interested in the story because nick is the novel's least interesting character save

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