Plot
Miscellaneous
Characters
Symbols
Themes
100
The relationship between Nick and Daisy
Cousins
100
The setting of the novel
1922 and New York
100
The person Gatsby loves
Daisy
100
Gatsby looks at it
The Green Light
100
The theme that involves achieving the unattainable and why Gatsby failed at it
The American Dream/He was in the wrong social class
200

Who hit Myrtle at a party and why

Tom/She said Daisy's name over and over again

200
The war some characters fought in
World War I
200
The only party guest who attended the funeral
The Owl-Eyed Man
200
New money/old money
West Egg/East Egg
200
Gatsby's parties represent
New money
300
Nick's chosen profession
Bond Business
300
How Gatsby supports his lifestyle
He sells liquor at drug stores
300
The person who finances Gatsby's lifestyle
Meyer Wolfsheim
300
A social and moral wasteland
The Valley of Ashes
300
Why Daisy ultimately rejects Gatsby
He is a bootlegger
400
The place where Daisy and Gatsby reunite and reason why she goes there
Nick's house for tea
400
The three places where most of the action occurs and the hotel where the climax occurs
West Egg, East Egg, and the Valley of Ashes/The Plaza Hotel
400
The two ways Jordan Baker was dishonest
Jordan lied about a convertible she borrowed and cheated during her first golf tournament
400

The all-seeing being

The billboard with the eyes of Dr. T.J. Eckleburg on it

400
Why Nick admires Gatsby
Gatsby reinvented himself for love
500
The actual person who kills Myrtle, how Nick found out, and how George Wilson was fooled into thinking it was someone else
Daisy, Nick finds out from Gatsby, and Tom told George Wilson that Gatsby owns a yellow car
500

F. Scott Fitzgerald's wife/The character based on her

Zelda Fitzgerald/Daisy

500

Gatsby's tragic flaw

His love for Daisy

500
Daisy's voice is full of this
Money
500
What Gatsby believes can always be repeated and two ways he deceived Daisy then and now
The past/He made Daisy believe he could support her five years earlier and then states that his money comes from drug stores
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