The Great Gatsby

Author: F. Scott Fitzgerald

Book Locations
  • East Egg

    East Egg represents the old money aristocracy, where Daisy Buchanan lives, symbolizing the unattainable social status and wealth that Gatsby desires.

  • West Egg

    West Egg is where Gatsby’s mansion is located, representing the new money and the extravagant, yet ultimately hollow, lifestyle that Gatsby embodies.

  • The Valley of Ashes

    The Valley of Ashes is a desolate area between West Egg and New York City, symbolizing the moral decay hidden behind the glamorous facades of the characters' lives.

  • Tom Buchanan's Apartment

    Tom Buchanan's New York apartment is the site of his affair with Myrtle Wilson, where the illusion of his perfect life begins to unravel.

  • The Plaza Hotel

    In "The Great Gatsby," the Plaza Hotel is the site of the climactic confrontation between Gatsby and Tom Buchanan, revealing the tensions and ultimate demise of Gatsby's dream.

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