The Great Gatsby Chapters I&II

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Front Back
A passage that previews the tone or theme of a work
Epigraph
The term applied to those who felt alienated and disillusioned after World War I
The Lost Generation
Buys a dog but should never mention Daisy's name
Myrtle Wilson
Racist, arrogant and "hulking" ex-football player
Tom Buchanan
The narrator of the novel
Nick Carraway
The decade during which events in the novel occur
1920's
Home to George and Myrtle
Valley of ashes
Daisy's most attractive feature
Her voice
Where Nick and Tom went to college
New Haven another term for Yale
New Money, Location of Gatsby's mansion and Nick's cottage, new money., Represent the "new rich" materialistic, immoral, shallow social group common in the Jazz age. Nick and Gatsby live here.
West Egg
Old Money, Location of the Buchanan's home, a more conservative part of New York, no "new rich" people living there, old money.
East Egg
Visible from Gatsby's dock, represents his dreams. Chasing dreams.
The Green light
The Valley of the Ashes represents...
Poverty, hopelessness, despair
An eye doctor who advertises on a billboard
T.J Eckleburg
An outgoing, well spirited golf player
Jordan Baker