Nick Carraway's Metaphorical Role in The Great Gatsby
In F. Scott Fitzgerald’s The Great Gatsby, which statement best describes Nick Carraway’s metaphorical role within the narrative?
A
As an agent who actively shapes events leading to Gatsby’s downfall.
B
As a representation of moral decay amidst wealth accumulation.
C
As an embodiment of American Dream disillusionment for all characters.
D
As a lens through which readers view the excesses of the Jazz Age.
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