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The town in "The Great Gatsby" is West Egg, which is where Jay Gatsby's lavish mansion is located. It is often associated with new money and flamboyant opulence, contrasting with the neighboring town of East Egg, which symbolizes old money and traditional values.

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'Town Tattle' was a 1920's gossip magazine, much like 'Ok', 'Hello', 'heat' and so on of today. Myrtle's purchase of it at the newsstand in Chapter 2, and the further copies Nick sees in Myrtle and Tom's lovenest symbolise Myrtle's aspirations and her struggle to rise out of the poverty of her own miserable background.

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The Buchanans live in the East Egg, Nick Carraway and Jay Gatsby live in the West Egg, and the Wilsons live in the Valley of the Ashes. The Eggs represent Long Island. Other scenes - like the one at the famous Plaza Hotel - take place in Manhattan.

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everythings a lie! nothings true!!

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The town is in New York in Long Island

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