Near the beginning of chapter 6 what dose nick say about gasbys choice of name?

In Chapter 6 of "The Great Gatsby," Nick reflects on Gatsby's choice of name, noting that it was a deliberate decision to reinvent himself. He points out that Gatsby was born James Gatz and changed his name to symbolize his transformation and aspirations for a new identity. This name change signifies his desire to escape his modest origins and pursue a life of wealth and success. Nick suggests that Gatsby's name is representative of his larger quest for the American Dream.