In The Great Gatsby the author, F. Scott Fitzgerald uses a first person narrator to convey more meaning in his words. This narrator is Nick Carraway. Mr. Carraway is chosen as the narrator because of his relationships with other characters, his non-judgemental mindset, and his non-biased opinions.
Nick Carraway is a very agreeable person, he never argues, and he goes on with whatever others want to do. This makes him a great candidate for friendship. One of his best qualities is the ability to engage in numerous friendships. You see Nick go along with others often throughout the novel. One such example is when Gatsby invites Nick to lunch with Meyer Wolfsheim, Nick has no idea what to expect yet he goes anyway. Although he has mixed feelings
Nick Carraway is a very agreeable person, he never argues, and he goes on with whatever others want to do. This makes him a great candidate for friendship. One of his best qualities is the ability to engage in numerous friendships. You see Nick go along with others often throughout the novel. One such example is when Gatsby invites Nick to lunch with Meyer Wolfsheim, Nick has no idea what to expect yet he goes anyway. Although he has mixed feelings