The narrator of this story claims that a party at Morningside Heights is only the second time he has ever been drunk.
The narrator of this story claims that a party at Morningside Heights is only the second time he has ever been drunk. While looking for the protagonist, he meets the drunkard Owl Eyes, who is surprised to find that the protagonist's library books are real. In exchange for arranging a meeting with an old Yale classmate's wife, the protagonist has the narrator's lawn trimmed. On the narrator's thirtieth birthday, Tom Buchanan wins back Daisy's love, but Daisy then drives home with the protagonist. George Wilson avenges his wife's death by shooting the protagonist in, FTP, what novel by F. Scott Fitzgerald narrated by Nick Carraway?
The narrator of this story claims that a party at Morningside Heights is only the second time he has ever been drunk.
The {Great Gatsby}