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The Narrator of the story; Cousin to Daisy, Neighbor to Gatsby

Nick

100

Where Nick and Gatsby live; People with New Money Live it; Considered less fashionable

West Egg

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The POINT OF VIEW in which The Great Gatsby is told; Nick as the Narrator; Use of "I"

1st Person

100

An old billboard for an Eye Doctor; Has Two large eyes that look over the Valley of Ashes

Eyes of Dr. T.J. Eckleberg

100

The nickname that Gatsby calls Nick

Old Sport

200

Husband of Daisy; Boyfriend to Myrtle; Friend of Nick's from college

Tom

200

Tom takes Nick here in Chapter 2; Tom has an apartment with Myrtle here

New York City

200

"...the Middle West now seemed like the ragged edge of the universe."

Simile

200

Relationship between Nick and Daisy

Cousins

200

Tom buys Daisy one for their apartment in NYC

a dog

300

Wife to Tom; friend to Jordan; Cousin of Nick; Has a daughter

Daisy

300

Where Tom and Daisy live; People with Old Money live here; Considered very fashionable. 

East Egg

300

East Egg; West Egg; New York City

Settings in the Great Gatsby

300

Tom does this to Myrtle when she won't stop saying Daisy's name

breaks her nose

300

Sport that Jordan plays

Golf

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Neighbor to Nick; Lives in West Egg; Has lavish parties

Gatsby

400

Where Tom and Nick both went to College; It's in a town called New Haven. 

Yale

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"My own house was an eyesore."

Metaphor

400

Nick's love interest; Daisy's friend; golfer

Jordan

400

People who attend Gatsby's parties

Famous people

500

Wife to George Wilson; Girlfriend to Tom; Likes to live a rich lifestyle in NYC

Myrtle

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Desolate industrial wasteland; George and Myrtle Wilson live here

The Valley of Ashes

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"I'm paralyzed with happiness."

Hyperbole

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Nick is from here before he moved to NY.

Mid West

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Owns a gas station; Husband to Myrtle; Trying to buy a car from Tom

Wilson

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