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New Characters
Gatsby’s chauffeur: in a uniform of “ robin’s-egg blue,” he invites Nick to one of Gatsby’s parties
A pair of stage twins: two young women, unnamed, in yellow dresses
Owl Eyes: a “stout, middle-aged man, with enormous owl-eyed spectacles” who has been drunk for a week, sitting in Gatsby’s library examining the books
Summary
In chapter 3, Gatsby’s parties in general, and one in particular, are described in poetic fashion. Motorboats, aquaplanes, cars—these sources of amusement...
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