It’s been a long time since I read this book but I’m pretty sure they had burns.
She uses irony and sarcasm im not sure about hyberbole but im pretty sure it is.
hope this helps
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What was commonly understood as the American dream that stated that anyone can succeed and become rich and things like that was deconstructed in the Great Gatsby because it showed all the negative and destructive aspects of the American dream and everything that it became due to corruption of the people.
He shows it through various characters who are already rich and who dislike Gatsby for being newly rich and it is also seen through Gatsby who had to go from rags to riches doing illegal things just to be able to impress others who wouldn't even look at him otherwise.