The Great Gatsby | Chapter 2 Summary and Analysis
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George Wilson: Myrtle’s husband; owner of an automobile repair shop where cars are also bought and sold
Myrtle Wilson: George’s wife and Tom’s mistress; in her middle 30s and “faintly stout”
Catherine: Myrtle’s sister; “a slender, worldly girl of about thirty, with a solid sticky bob of red hair” who functions as Nick’s companion at Myrtle’s request
Mr. & Mrs. McKee: a couple who live in the hotel where Tom, Myrtle, and Nick go for a party
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