Gatsby’s House. Nick Receives an Invitation to Gatsby’s.

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Gatsby’s House

Nick Receives an Invitation to Gatsby’s

Orchestra

Meeting Jordan Baker at the Party

Gatsby’s Library (with real live books!! Wow!!)

Owl Eyes Snooping around Gatsby’s library Has been drunk for a week Crashes car in wall

Hydroplane

Gatsby Lives in West Egg Newly wealthy Tells elaborate stories Throws C-R-A-Z-Y parties Calls Nick, “Old Sport”

Gatsby’s Smile

Vladimir Tostoff’s “Jazz History of the World” Imaginary composition Jazz orchestra plays at Gatsby’s party Title of song is “Fitzgerald’s cynical comment on how jazz tried to present itself as a serious rival to classical music in the 20’s”

Yale Club Private club for Yale alumni Tom and Nick are members

Character Development: Nick Finally gets to meet Gatsby Finds out he has seen Gatsby before when they were in the War Starts spending more time with Jordan, and wants to end his commitments at home so he can start a relationship with her.

Character Development: Jordan Gatsby tells her something very interesting, but we don’t know what it is yet. She starts spending a lot of time with Nick and enjoys the time she has with him.

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