In The Great Gatsby, how does the setting of the villages of East and West Egg affect the story? Select the two correct answers.

Gatsby lives in West Egg and Daisy lives in East Egg, emphasizing that both social class and physical distance separate them.

As suburbs of New York City, East and West Egg represent an escape from the decadence and excess that is a part of city life.

Even though both are wealthy communities, East Egg residents, who inherited their money, look down on West Egg residents with new money.

Nick is ashamed to live in West Egg and spends the majority of his time in East Egg with Daisy or in New York City.