The Great Gatsby: Chapter 3

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What does Nick most notice about Gatsby when he first meets him?

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His smile.

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What is the man Nick calls 'Owl Eyes' surprised about when they meet him in the library?

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The books are real.

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What is Gatsby known for?

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Throwing parties.

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What makes Nick different from the rest of the guests at Gatsby's party?

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He was actually invited.

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How does the mood of the party change at the end of the night?

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People start acting sad and inappropriately.

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What does Gatsby's smile symbolize in Chapter 3?

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Gatsby's smile symbolizes his charm and the facade he presents to others.

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What is the significance of the library scene in Chapter 3?

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It highlights the theme of appearance versus reality, as the books are real but the knowledge within them is not appreciated.

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How does Nick's perspective on wealth differ from that of other characters?

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Nick is more critical and reflective about wealth, seeing its emptiness compared to the lavish lifestyles of others.

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What role do parties play in Gatsby's life?

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Parties serve as a means for Gatsby to gain social status and attract Daisy's attention.

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What does the character of 'Owl Eyes' represent in the story?

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He represents the theme of perception and the idea that not everything is as it seems.