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A discussion of the most moral, the least moral, and the mid-moral characters in "The Great Gatsby" and why they were selected.

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"A central theme of "The Great Gatsby" by F. Scott Fitzgerald is the morality of its characters. Here discussed is Jordan Baker as the least moral, Gatsby as the mid-moral and Nick Carraway as the most moral characters. Jordan Baker is the most immoral character of "The Great Gatsby". She is a persistent and obvious liar with unconcern for any standards beyond those of a frank self-indulgence. She represents the hedonistic side of her generation, interested only in the pursuit..."

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