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Nick Carraway was born in 1892 in Minnesota, Middle-West of the United States. We know this because he turns 30 in 1922.

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(1915) Nick Graduates from  university before going to fight in the war

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(1915) Nick Graduates from  university before going to fight in the war

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Nick Graduates from Yale in New Haven, ""I graduated from New Haven in 1915, just a quarter of a century after my father, and a little later I participated in that delayed Teutonic migration known as the Great War." (1.6)

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(June 1922) Nick decides to learn bond trading in New York

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(June 1922) Nick decides to learn bond trading in New York

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Nick rents a small home in West Egg, Long Island, next to Jay Gatsby's mansion in order to learn bond trading in New York.

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(June 1922) Nick has lunch with the Buchanan's

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(June 1922) Nick has lunch with the Buchanan's

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Nick has lunch with the Buchanan's and meets Tom and his second cousin Daisy and meets Jordan Baker.

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(July 2nd, 1922) Nick meets Tom's mistress, Myrtle Wilson

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(July 2nd, 1922) Nick meets Tom's mistress, Myrtle Wilson

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Tom introduces Nick to his mistress and they party together in Manhattan, the party has a sour abrupt ending. Nick tells the reader it was 2 days before the fourth of July

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(July 1922) Nick is invited to a party by Jay Gatsby next door

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(July 1922) Nick is invited to a party by Jay Gatsby next door

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Nick is invited to an attends a party at his next door neighbors house, Jay Gatsby, there he meet Gatsby, his future lover Jordan Baker, and owl eyes, the drunken man in the library. "People were not invited—they went there. … they conducted themselves according to the rules of behavior associated with amusement parks. Sometimes they came and went without having met Gatsby at all”

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After the party Gatsby invites Nick to join him for lunch the next day, there he meets Meyer Wolfsheim, the man who fixed the olympics.

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(July 1922) Nick arranges a lunch between Gatsby and Daisy

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(July 1922) Nick arranges a lunch between Gatsby and Daisy

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Jordan lets Nick in on the secret that Gatsby and Daisy had been in love five years prior. Nick then arranges a lunch with Daisy in his home, in which Gatsby

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(August 1922) Nick is invited to lunch with Daisy and her family

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(August 1922) Nick is invited to lunch with Daisy and her family

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Nick goes to lunch at the Buchanan's home, due to the unbearable heat they decide to the plaza hotel in Manhattan, here Gatsby and Daisy reveal their love for each other. "‘No, we couldn’t meet. But both
of us loved each other all that time, old sport, and you didn’t
know—"

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(August 1922) Nick learns about Myrtle's death

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(August 1922) Nick learns about Myrtle's death

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On the way home from the plaza Nick, Tom, and Jordan stop at George Wilson's shop where Nick learns that Myrtle had been killed in a hit and run by a man driving a yellow car. At Tom's house Nick meets Gatsby behind some bushes and learns that it was Daisy who had hit and killed Myrtle, and that Gatsby was planning on taking the blame.