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What does the valley of ashes most likely symbolize in The Great Gatsby?

AThe idea that one cannot hide
BThe decay of American values
CTrust in the American Dream
DHope for a better future

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B. The decay of American values

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The Valley of Ashes in The Great Gatsby is a barren wasteland that is situated between East Egg and West Egg. It is a valley in which ashes and waste of the rich are dumped upon. It is described in Chapter 2 of the story where Tom and Nick approach it on their way to pick up Myrtle Wilson at her husband's garage.

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Answer: The answer is B. The decay of American values

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