GATSBY CHAPTER 3

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Gatsby was rumored to be German spy, a relative of a kaiser, a bootlegger, an Oxford man, a war hero and rumored to have killed somebody. However, the people spreading these rumors didn't really know him much either. Nick called the man in Gatsby's library a middle aged man with huge owl eyed spectacles who sat poring over the unread books in Gatsby's library. Nick was fascinated with Gatsby and saw him as a corpulent businessman which is actually very friendly. What Nick found out about Jordan is that she's incurably dishonest. What Gatsby and Nick planned to do the next day was to go up in the hydroplane at 9:00. At the end of the chapter Nick's cardinal virtue is, "I am one of the few honest people I have ever known. Nick declared honesty to be his cardinal virtue at the end.

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