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I've been reconsidering the ending of The Great Gatsby. Do you think Nick's judgment of the Buchanans was too harsh, or a necessary moral anchor?
I tend to think it was a necessary anchor. In a world that had lost its compass, Nick's 'provincial' squeamishness is the only thing keeping the narrative grounded.
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The Great Gatsby
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Exactly. He is the 'clean' observer in a 'dirty' crowd. I have a first edition I'd love to show you next time you visit the gallery.