What are some differences between the homes on East Egg and those on West Egg? Check all of the boxes that apply.

West Egg’s houses imitate older architectural styles; Gatsby’s mansion, for example, is described as an imitation of a French hôtel de ville. East Egg’s homes represent the established old-money style rather than newer copies. The narrator’s first impressions also contrast the settings: East Egg’s white houses glitter across the bay, while West Egg’s description of Gatsby’s house emphasizes its strange, shadowy quality. East Egg is described as more fashionable, so D reverses the contrast.

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