For what reason do you think fitzgerald interrupted gatsby’s story for the visit from the horseback riders? why doesn’t gatsby understand that he isn’t really welcome?

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Matthew A Thomas · Answer 1 · 2018-03-06T21:15:15+0000

Fitzgerald wanted his novel to be mysterious. He need not give out all the information because he wanted the readers to be suspenseful regarding the story. Gatsby doesn't understand how he isn't welcome because he's too naive for thinking he is important.

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