What Does The West Egg Represent In The Great Gatsby

Two eggs and a valley The sun, hope, and life rises in the east and sets in the west. Symbolism resides within the setting and title of locations in the Great Gatsby. To some the location and name of a place can be simply just that,but to me the East and West Egg and the Valley of Ashes hold so much symbolism just in the location and name of a place. The East Egg, the land every person dreams to be in. Tom and Daisy lived here, they had ‘old money’ which is the more respected money. The green light resides on the East egg, both ‘old money’ and the green light are things that gatsby will never acquire, enforcing that the people of the West Egg will never be able to have ‘old money’ nor will the have the level of social status that those on the East Egg have. The sun when it rises creates light which can make evil flee and beauty and good come, and every morning the sun rises on the East Egg making it a glimmer of hope and beauty to men and women. To get Here though you need to go around the Valley of Ashes,on the Long Island Railroad or on a road.
People on the East Egg are rich but they do not compare to those of the West Egg as they have ‘new money’, which is less respected money. Some on the West Egg like Gatsby desired to live/get something from the East Egg, but they couldn't get it because they are not respected as those of the East Egg are hence why Gatsby would never get the green light. With the sun setting on the East Egg it shows the good ends there as if its dwellers have gotten there through doing illegal