What is the setting in the story the great gatsby

After reading the novel "The Great Gatsby," by F. Scott Fitzgerald, we can say the following about the setting:

The general setting is New York, with focus on the particular areas of Queens (the Valley of Ashes) and Long Island (East and West Eggs).

It is a novel that develops the themes of corruption of the American dream, decadence of society and reliving the past. The main character is Gatsby, but the story is narrated by Nick.

The setting is mostly New York, with some special focus on Queens and Long Island. The contrast between the two places is intentional, and the author uses the places to develop the conflicts.

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