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Why is Nick Carraway considered a somewhat unreliable narrator in F. Scott Fitzgerald's 'The Great Gatsby'?

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1He remains entirely detached and indifferent to the characters and events.
2He openly admits to fabricating fictional events throughout the novel.
3He frequently withholds critical plot information from the reader completely.
4He romanticizes and glorifies Gatsby while passing harsh judgments on other characters.✓

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He romanticizes and glorifies Gatsby while passing harsh judgments on other characters.

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