HOW DOES FITZGERALD TELL THE STORY IN CHAPTER 2? Chapter 2 begins with Fitzgerald setting the unpredictable change in scenery, from the Buchanan’s house with its “bright rosy coloured space,” to the Valley of Ashes, where Nick is about to be introduced to Tom’s mistress, Myrtle. Once arriving in the Valley of Ashes, it is clear to Nick that the Wilson’s do not withhold such a high social or financial status as himself or the Buchanan’s and we know this by the way Nick describes the place as being…
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