The Great Gatsby

why does Fitzgerald (the author) reveal rumors about Gatsby rather than fact?

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Fitzgerald wants to portray Gatsby as a mystery or an enigma. He wants the reader to speculate about Gatsby just like Gatsby's guests are.

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