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Nick Carraway: character portrait from The Great Gatsby (Fitzgerald, F. Scott (Francis Scott))

A character in The Great Gatsby

Nick Carraway

The Great Gatsby by Fitzgerald, F. Scott (Francis Scott)

The novel's narrator, a young Midwesterner from a comfortable family who has come East to learn the bond business and rents a modest cottage in West Egg beside Gatsby's mansion.

Also known as: Nick, Mr. Carraway

Inside the story

Meet Nick Carraway

Nick Carraway is a young Midwesterner from a comfortable family who moves East to learn the bond business. He rents a modest cottage in West Egg beside Gatsby’s mansion and, as a tolerant and observant newcomer, becomes a quiet confidant to nearly everyone he meets.

On the page

A clean-cut young man in his late twenties with a fair complexion, warm brown eyes, and softly waved brown hair combed to one side. He has an even, approachable face and a reserved, attentive expression. He wears a well-tailored navy three-piece suit with a white shirt, a brown-and-navy striped tie, and a white pocket square.

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