Motif

 The Great Gatsby

The Great Gyatsby

Places in the book where events take place: West Egg, East Egg, Valley of Ashes, New York City. 


- The narrator describes these places depending on where they are & the income of that area. He also tries to make the reader understand EXACTLY where these places are located, as well.

- I believe it represents the differences of the people and how they are the way they are, since the area you grow up in can play a big part in your development as a person.


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