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In what way did young Jay Gatsby intentionally deceive Daisy Fay in order to win her over five years ago? In the great Gatsby

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F. Scott Fitzgerald's The Great Gatsby follows Jay Gatsby, a man who orders ... desire: to be reunited with Daisy Buchanan, the love he lost five years earlier. ... It is a novel of triumph and tragedy, noted for the remarkable way Fitzgerald ... Moving back to the present, Gatsby and Nick continue their discussion of Daisy and ...

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Nick wakes as Chapter 8 opens, hearing Gatsby return home from his all-night vigil at the Buchanans. He goes to Gatsby's, feeling he should tell him something (even he doesn't know what, exactly). Gatsby reveals that nothing happened while he kept his watch. Nick suggests Gatsby leave town for a while, certain Gatsby's car would be identified as the "death car." Nick's comments make Gatsby reveal the story of his past, "because 'Jay Gatsby' had broken up like glass against Tom's hard malice." Daisy, Gatsby reveals, was his social superior, yet they fell deeply in love. The reader also learns that, when courting, Daisy and Gatsby had been intimate with each other and it was this act of intimacy that bonded him to her inexorably, feeling "married to her." Gatsby left Daisy, heading off to war. He excelled in battle and when the war was over, he tried to get home, but ended up at Oxford instead. Daisy didn't understand why he didn't return directly and, over time, her interest began to wane until she eventually broke off their relationship.

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