What did Gatsby represent that Nick hates so much in "The Great Gatsby"?

Question

i do remember reading at some point of the novel where nick says that gatsby represented everything for which he has an unaffected scorn. What are the multiple things that Gatsby represented that made Nick hate so much (I'm sure there are many...use text support if you can so I can go back into the story and read that part in order to gain a much better understanding). Thanks! 10 pts best answer!

Answer 1

I think the books of the library that have never been opened is the whole novel in a single sentence.

Answer 2

Hypocracy - however hate is a strong word - Nick doesnt hate Gatsby - Nick is the only one other than the man with owl eyes from the library who shows up at Gatsby's funeral. Scorn means more like pity ... I dont think Nick is capable of hate - not even for his cousin Daisy. He is too much of an idealist. Pax - C.

Answer 3

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Answer 4

he lies. he makes up this story about his life to make Daisy love him.