The Great Gatsby, Chapter 5

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How does Gatsby behave when he comes to Nick's house before Daisy arrives?

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Nervous and jumpy.

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Who claims, 'I keep it always full of interesting people, night and day. People who do interesting things. Celebrated people'?

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Gatsby.

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What action does Nick take to give Daisy and Gatsby some privacy?

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He goes outside to sit and think.

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What does Gatsby ask Klipspringer to do for his guests?

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Play music on the organ for them to dance to.

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How does Nick feel about Gatsby’s offer to compensate him for his help?

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Nick is offended that Gatsby is offering to pay him for his help.

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What is the significance of Gatsby's nervousness before meeting Daisy?

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It highlights his deep emotional investment and vulnerability.

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What does Gatsby's statement about interesting people reveal about his character?

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It shows his desire for social status and connection.

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Why does Nick choose to go outside instead of staying in the house?

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To provide Daisy and Gatsby with privacy.

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What role does Klipspringer play in Gatsby's parties?

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He serves as the musician, entertaining guests.

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What does Nick's reaction to Gatsby's offer suggest about their relationship?

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It indicates a level of discomfort and moral complexity.