Why Does Jordan Want To Leave The Group From East Egg?

In F. Scott Fitzgerald's novel "The Great Gatsby," Jordan wants to leave the group from East Egg because she is tired of the superficiality and excess that she sees around her. Jordan is a professional golfer and represents a more down-to-earth perspective than many of the other characters in the novel. She is put off by their extravagance and their obsession with status and wealth. Additionally, Jordan's relationship with Nick is strained, and she is eager to escape the awkwardness and tension between them.

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