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Nick arrives in East Egg and lives in a cottage next to Jay Gatsby's mansion.

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Nick has lunch with his cousin, Daisy, and her husband, Tom, who went to college with him. This is where we learn Tom is white-supremisist and he is having an affair. We also meet Jordan Baker, a friend of Daisy's.

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Tom brings Nick to meet his mistress, Myrtle Wilson. Nick feels terribly uncomfortable, however Tom gets extremely offended and distraught when Myrtle mentions Daisy.

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One of Gatsby's associates invites Nick to Gatsby's party that evening.

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Nick attends Gatsby's party that evening and finds that the affair is extremely grand. He runs into Jordan Baker and spends the evening with her. After hearing rumors about Gatsby, he unexpectedly meets the host who has a private conversation with Jordan before they leave.

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The morning after the party, Gatsby approaches Nick and requests he join him for lunch and then Tea with Jordan Baker.

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Nick and Gatsby go to a lunch, where they see Tom, and Nick tries to go introduce Gatsby to Tom but Gatsby goes pale, gets scared, and runs away.

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Jordan tells the in-depth story of Daisy's past: Daisy met Gatsby, but couldn't marry him because he wasn't rich enough. When she met Tom, they got marriied, and Daisy thought she loved him, but was still thinking about Gatsby. The day of her wedding to Tom, she got a letter that made her more depressed (and drunk) than she ever had been. We do not have hard evidence that the letter was from Gatsby, but one can infer.  In addition, we hear the story of how Tom was already having an affair a week after the wedding. We learn that Gatsby bought the mansion only so that Daisy would be right across the bay.

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With Nick's help, Gatsby has tea with Daisy. They are at first incredibly awkward, but they grow comfortable with each other.

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Following the Reunion with Daisy, Gatsby is not heard from for weeks, and no one knows why. Nick wonders if he is sick, but finds he is not.

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Daisy begins visiting Gatsby's house alone, and though Tom grows suspicious and starts investigating Jay's past, he is not yet discovering the affair that his wife is having.

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Tom only goes to keep an eye on Daisy, but they get into an argument about where Gatsby's money really comes from. Tom thinks Gatsby is "a bootlegger", Daisy says Gatsby gets money from his "chain of drugstores"..

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Gatsby, Nick, and Jordan meet up with Daisy and Tom at the Buchanans house. At the sight of Daisy's child, Gatsby is in disbelief.

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Gatsby and Daisy cannot hide their affections for each other, and it makes Tom very uncomfortable, so they all decide to go into town. Against Tom's wishes, Daisy and Gatsby go alone in Tom's car. Tom, Nick, and Jordan take Gatsby's car.

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Tom stops at Wilson's Garage for gas, where Myrtle sees Jordan thinking she is Daisy. She is very jealous, and Wilson tells Tom that he and Myrtle are going to move away. Tom is shocked and upset.

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At a hotel, Tom starts throwing accusations at Gatsby for being a fraud and a suck up, and then it escalates to Gatsby claiming that Daisy never loved Tom, and always loved him. But Daisy admits that first she loved Gatsby, but she did love Tom for awhile.

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On the drive home with Gatsby, Daisy runs over Myrtle with Tom's car and leaves her dead in the street. Tom tells George that Gatsby was the one who was driving the car as that is what Daisy told him.

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Wilson gets a gun, and goes to Gatsby's house to murder him. Tom and Daisy run away wth their child, and Gatsby is shot by his pool.