This character resembles his great-uncle who started the family hardware business. In one scene, he responds to a question about whiskey by saying that today is his birthday and that he is thirty years old. In another scene, he goes to the "Swastika Holding Company" to ask a character to attend a funeral.  In this character's "younger and more vulnerable years," his father reminded him that not everyone in the world had the same advantages this man had. After ending his relationship with Jordan Baker, he ends the novel by musing on his West Egg
This character resembles his great-uncle who started the family hardware business. In one scene, he responds to a question about whiskey by saying that today is his birthday and that he is thirty years old. In another scene, he goes to the "Swastika Holding Company" to ask a character to attend a funeral.  In this character's "younger and more vulnerable years," his father reminded him that not everyone in the world had the same advantages this man had. After ending his relationship with Jordan Baker, he ends the novel by musing on his West Egg neighbor and the "green light." For 10 points, name this narrator of F. Scott Fitzgerald's The Great Gatsby.
This character resembles his great-uncle who started the family hardware business.
{Nick Carraway} [accept either]