Chapter 10
Can't repeat the past? Of course you can!
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1 A wide view of Gatsby's huge mansion on a summer morning, Nick's bungalow beside it
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2 On Lake Superior's empty shore, 17-year-old James Gatz stands by a borrowed rowboat
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3 In a borrowed rowboat, barefoot James Gatz smiles up at Dan Cody on the Tuolomee
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4 Gatsby leans over the marble table and tells Tom Buchanan he knows his wife
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5 Gatsby gives Nick a hopeful, questioning look, wanting to accept the supper invitation
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6 Gatsby steps out, dressed to follow riders already vanishing under the August trees
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7 Daisy and Gatsby slip away from the party to sit close on Nick's steps for half an hour
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8 Under the white-plum tree, the film director stoops a final degree toward his Star.
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9 Daisy looks back from Gatsby's marble steps at the lit, empty doorway as a waltz plays
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10 An extreme close-up of Gatsby's face at the instant Nick says the past can't be repeated.
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11 Under the autumn moon in Louisville, Daisy Fay lifts her face to the young lieutenant's
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12 Deep in the August night, Nick's lips part as a half-remembered phrase almost forms.
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