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A Comprehensive Summary of "The Great Gatsby" by Veronica Scott-Miller

This summary provides an insightful overview of F. Scott Fitzgerald's classic novel, "The Great Gatsby." It is structured by chapter, tracing the journey of Nick Carraway and his interactions with characters like Gatsby, Daisy, and Tom Buchanan. Key themes include the symbolism of the green light, the moral decay of society, and the elusive American Dream. Major events such as Gatsby's extravagant parties, the tragic love story of Gatsby and Daisy, and the novel's tragic conclusion are highlighted, offering readers a condensed yet thorough understanding of the narrative.

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A Comprehensive Summary of "The Great Gatsby" by Veronica Scott-Miller

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  1. The Great Gatsby A summary by Veronica Scott-Miller

  2. Chapter 1 • Meet Nick Carraway • West egg and east egg • Meets Jordan • Foreshadowing of green light

  3. Chapter 2 • Dr. T. J. Eckleburg • Impromptu party with Myrtle • Myrtle’s broken nose

  4. Chapter 3 • Gatsby’s party • Rumors about Gatsby • Meet Gatsby • Car accident

  5. Chapter 4 • Gatsby questionable past • The plan for tea • Foreshadowing elaborated upon

  6. Chapter 5 • Tea date with Daisy • Daisy visits Gatsby’s mansion • Gatsby and Daisy reconnect

  7. Chapter 6 • Gatsby real past revealed • Tom and Daisy attend Gatsby’s party • Nick and Gatsby discuss his dream

  8. Chapter 7 • Cancellation of parties • Awkward luncheon with The Buchanan's • Dr. T. J. Ekleberg's eyes again • Tom and Gatsby argue • Daisy hits Daisy • Gatsby waits outside

  9. Chapter 8 • Gatsby and Daisy’s past • Dr. E’s eyes again • Wilson searches for his wife's murderer • Murder and suicide

  10. Chapter 9 • Gatsby funeral • Rejection of guests • Gatsby early life ambitions • Tom and Daisy’s true colors • American dreams

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