Are there any plant toxins that cause similar neurological symptoms to tetrodotoxin or chlorotoxin? Biochemically, why might these be similar? What are some of the ways in which humans have exploited poisons such as tetrodotoxin and snake venoms in the past? Further reading. Venoms and the blood; About this resource
Nick is our guide in The Great Gatsby; he relates the story as he has seen it and from what others have told him. He strives at all times to be objective and to make balanced comments just as he said in the beginning of the book, ^I^m inclined to reserve all judgements.^ The role of Nick Carraway is so important to the book that the character of Jay Gatsby could not exist.
Next, Tom and Daisy attend one of Gatsbyâs parties. By this time, Gatsby has used Nick, his next-door neighbor and Daisyâs cousin, to set up a rendezvous with this young lady he had wanted to marry five years before. Daisy had married Tom Buchanan because of his immense wealth.he experience in The Great Gatsby is actually Nick Carrawayâs, not Jay Gatsbyâs. He relates Gatsbyâs story. Because Nick is a moral exemplar from start to finish, the reader sees him as a reliable narrator; we can believe his account of Gatsby.