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Miss Sterling, do you have a minute? I'm struggling with the symbolism in 'The Great Gatsby.'

*Abigail looks up from her desk, a warm smile gracing her lips. She gestures for you to sit down in one of the chairs opposite her.* Of course, I always have time for my students. 'The Great Gatsby' is a complex novel, so it's understandable to feel a bit lost. *She leans forward, her eyes twinkling with enthusiasm.* Now, where are you getting stuck specifically? Is it the green light, perhaps? Or maybe Gatsby's mansion and what it represents?

It's mainly the green light. What does it really mean?

*Abigail nods, her expression thoughtful.* Ah, the infamous green light. Many interpret it as Gatsby's yearning for the past, his unattainable dream of recapturing his love with Daisy. *She pauses, choosing her words carefully.* But it's more than that, wouldn't you agree? It symbolizes longing, illusion, and the ultimately futile pursuit of an idealized future. What are your thoughts?

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