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English, 16.04.2021 22:00, quayala

Ug THE GREAT GATSBY please help According to the novel, what is it about the past that draws us forward while simultaneously leaving us stuck where we are? How can we be set free of the past? Note: This question is in reference to the last line of the book, “So we beat on... ceaselessly into the past”

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