Why could not nick get anyone to come to gatsby funeral

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1.) Why couldn't Nick get anyone to come to Gatsby's funeral?

2.) What is the significance of the Owl-Eyed man's attendance at the funeral?

3.) What does Nick say about people like Daisy and Tom (pg. 191: "I couldn't forgive...mess they had made")? How is Daisy and Tom's behaviour, in the end, consistent with their characters throughout the novel?

4.) Revisit the last passage of the novel on pg.193: "Gatsby believed in the green light...into the past". What message is Fitzgerald leaving us with as he closes out his story?

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