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Gatsby is in a state of disorientation at the start of the year and is living day by day. His name was still James Gatz at the time, indicating that he had not yet changed it. Gatz worked as a janitor at St. Olaf's Minnesota.

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During this time, Gatsby searches for "something to do." He goes to Little Girl Bay, Lake Superior. He continues to work as a fisherman.

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Later of 1907 - EATING ANYTHING IN THE SEA 

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Later of 1907 - EATING ANYTHING IN THE SEA 

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He is living without real purpose. He is catching and eating everything that he is finding. This point in time is almost ironic as Gatsby turns into someone complete different after this moment.

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While Gatsby is out looking for something to see, he sees a yacht that could be in danger because of an incoming storm. Gatsby rowed out to warn Cody of the storm. In gratitude, Cody offered Gatsby a job. He was still seventeen years old when he begins to work for Cody and sails to the west indies with him becoming his mentor.

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Jay Gatsby become James Gatz's new name in order to sound more aristocratic. Dan Cody had a very big impact on him as he showed his what wealth could bring. At this time, Gatsby realizes that he needs to dedicate his time into becoming wealthy as he longs for the luxuries and desires. In addition, he wants to alienate himself from his family and upbringing, attempting to isolate himself from his poor past.

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Gatsby has been sailing i the seas with Cody for five years. Sadly, Cody dies in 1912 in Boston. He leaves $25,000 to Gatsby. However, Ella Kaye uses legal means to take away this inheritance leaving. Gatsby is penniless just like he was before. However, this time he has polished manners and how the rich operate.

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World War I begins.

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Tom Buchanan was an athlete, very masculine, strong, and a popular individual among the Yale students. 

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Nick Carraway and Tom Buchanan are now Yale University graduates from New Haven, Connecticut. Following his graduation, Nick enlists in the army to fight in WWI.

This exemplifies how people were and acted in the 1920s. It clearly demonstrates the various degrees of education and how everything was portrayed during this time period, demonstrating how Gatsby worked significantly differently than those who were 'getting educated.'

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A little bit about Tom Buchanan:

“one of the most powerful ends that ever played football at New Haven—a national figure in a way, one of those men who reach such an acute limited excellence at twenty-one that everything afterward savors of anti-climax. … there were men at New Haven who had hated his guts” (Chapter 1)

This was Nick’s initial sense of Buchanan. It seems that he peaked too early in his life and has suffered some form of disappointment ever since. Nick’s depiction of Buchanan is what subtly foreshadows Tom’s actions later in the novel.

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Gatsby is stationed in Louisville at Camp Taylor. He meets a woman here and falls in love with her after only one month together. Daisy Fay is 18 years old, while he is 27.
"He knew that Daisy was extraordinary ... He felt married to her, that was all.”

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Gatsby fights courageously in the Battle of Argonne and is promoted to Captain, then Major. He received numerous medals in recognition of his position, attitude, and accomplishments.

"He did extraordinarily well in the war. He was a captain before he went to the front and following the Argonne battles he got his majority and the command of the divisional machine guns."

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Gatsby leaves for Europe to fight in WWI.

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Daisy gave birth to a daughter, Pammy, and the Buchanans moved to France for nearly a year.

Not long after, the Buchanans relocate to Chicago to start a family and settle down. Nick pays them a two-day visit here, and then goes to East Egg on Long Island, New York. Nick plays a very big part in Gatsby's life, meaning that his visit would provide him with conversation with Gatsby later.

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After the Armistice, Gatsby spends five months at Oxford University in England in a program for army officers.

"'It was in nineteen-nineteen, I only stayed five months. That's why I can't really call myself an Oxford man ...  an opportunity they gave to some of the officers after the Armistice,' he continued. 'We could go to any of the universities in England or France.'"

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Daisy marries Tom Buchanan. She does not want to marry him, but she does for his wealth and status.

“'Tell 'em all Daisy's change' her mine. Say 'Daisy's change' her mine!' …Next day at five o'clock she married Tom Buchanan without so much as a shiver.”

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Meyer Wolfshiem is credited with bringing the 1919 World Series to a close. Gatsby comes to Louisville as Daisy and Tom are on their multi-month honeymoon. All of these incidents are linked as Gatsby discovers his love has left him.

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During this time, prohibition takes effect with the passage of the 18th Amendment, which means that most types of alcohol are prohibited. Prohibition encourages vast underground organized crime, as Meyer Wolfshiem and Gatsby himself witnessed. Drinking was part of the wealthy lifestyle that provided much of the atmosphere and setting for the novel.

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Gatsby living the lavish lifestyle and throwing parties every week...

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Nick plans to pursue a career in bond trading in New York, so he rents a little cottage near to Gatsby's house on West Egg, Long Island. He has lunch with the Buchanans and runs into Jordan Baker. However, he quickly becomes close to Nick as a result of one party, and now he knows a lot about Gatsby, his life, his love for Daisy, and his business.

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July 2, 1922 -Tom sets up a meeting between Nick and Myrtle. They go to a Manhattan apartment for a little party, which ends with Tom punching Myrtle in the face for bringing up Daisy. This was two days before the Fourth of July holiday.

Gatsby invites Nick to lunch later in the month, where he meets Meyer Wolfshiem and Gatsby meets Tom.
In addition, Jordan informs Nick that Gatsby and Daisy were in a relationship five years ago.
Nick then invites Daisy over for tea in the hopes that Gatsby will "drop by" and reunite with Daisy.

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A reporter comes by to investigate the rumors about Gatsby as his name is trending around.

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Daisy's first and only party, which is unlike any other party Gatsby has hosted thus far. Until now, the parties' goal has been twofold: to get Daisy's attention or, failing that, to make contact with someone who knows her. Gatsby and Daisy dance which is the only occasion Gatsby truly participates in one of his own parties. Daisy and Gatsby later go to Nick's steps for a half-hour of quiet. They return to the party. Supper soon arrives where Tom expresses his desire to eat with another group, indicating a clear feud between the two. After the party is done, Gatsby is concerned that Daisy did not have a good time. When Nick warns Gatsby that "You can't repeat the past," Gatsby responds idealistically, "Of course you can!" words that hit Nick hard, foreshowing more in the relationship showing how much Gatsby has changed over the years. From barely working and eating to preserving to get the girl he wants.