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Because of Gatsby and his love for Daisy, he fires all the servants/maids so they won't gossip in his own house behind his back.

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Gatsby and Nick receive a call from the Buchanan's to come over for drinks.

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Gatsby, Nick and the rest of the people in the room are introduced to Daisy's daughter, Pammy Buchanan. Then Gatsby is surprised and has a look of surprise on his face.

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Wilson talks to Tom about how "he had discovered that Myrtle had some sort of life apart from him in another world, and the shock had made him physically sick."

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Jordan, Nick, and Tom ride in the blue coupe and Gatsby and Daisy ride in the yellow on a hot summer day racing into town.

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The argument starts with Tom calling Gatsby a "bootlegger" as his first thoughts about him. Then Gatsby goes to say Daisy never loved Tom and only him, Daisy then comes in to argue against Gatsby's claim. Once the fight is over, Tom tells Daisy and Gatsby to leave to prove Daisy didn't lie.

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Nick remembers that it is his thirtieth birthday, and that it is a "menacing road of a new decade". In addition Nick mentions that this decade is a decade if loneliness, but he notices Jordan is there beside him.

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Myrtle gets hit in a car accident. When Tom, Nick and Jordan are on their way home after Daisy and Gatsby already left after the argument they notice someone was hit and that it was Myrtle. Tom realizes that it was Gatsby and Daisy who hit Myrtle.

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After Myrtle has died by the car accident Tom talks to Wilson (Myrtle's husband) to comfort him after losing his wife and being shaken up a bit after hearing the news.

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Once Daisy gets home, Gatsby goes to check and see how she is doing. Nick then finds him in the bushes of the Buchanan's yard spying on Daisy. And Gatsby tells him that Daisy was the one driving. After Nick goes to see what they are doing; eating dinner together.