The Great Gatsby

It is clear from the passage that the narrator...

Passage from chapter 3 beginning with "Reading over what I have written" and ending with "The incident and the name had remained together in my mind": http://crossref-it.info/text/the-great-gatsby/chapter-3#contents

It is clear from this passage that the narrator:

A) believes his experiences to be unimportant

B) has disdain from the "young clerks"

C) resists revealing his own emotions

D) is an astute observer of humanity

E) is not bothered by the reactions of others

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The closest would be, an astute observer of humanity