The Great Gatsby
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John Green
by Thebookpanda, January 14, 2013
John Green did a Crash Course on Youtube on Great Gatsby..it's awesome.
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5Nevermind <:l
by sugarspicemuffins, January 16, 2013
Sorry! He does get a call from Chicago but later when Nick says goodbye he gets a call from Philadelphie. My bad!
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0Gatsby's Party
by skycitizenetta, January 17, 2013
Nick does not get drunk at Gatsby's party--in chapter two, he gets drunk at Tom and Myrtle's party. Gatsby's party does not occur until chapter three.
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