A character with this first name visits the Chillon Chateau with a man, to Mrs. Costello's dismay. Another character with this first name has a daughter named Pammy and states that her lover "looks like the advertisement of a man." A woman with this name dies of Roman fever after a visit to the Colosseum with Giovanelli, devastating (*) Winterbourne. This first name also belongs to a woman whose maiden name is Fay and whose voice is "full of money." That character weeps over a stack of shirts, has a green light at the end of her dock, and runs down Myrtle Wilson. For 10 points, identify this first name of Tom Buchanan
A character with this first name visits the Chillon Chateau with a man, to Mrs. Costello's dismay. Another character with this first name has a daughter named Pammy and states that her lover "looks like the advertisement of a man." A woman with this name dies of Roman fever after a visit to the Colosseum with Giovanelli, devastating (*) Winterbourne. This first name also belongs to a woman whose maiden name is Fay and whose voice is "full of money." That character weeps over a stack of shirts, has a green light at the end of her dock, and runs down Myrtle Wilson. For 10 points, identify this first name of Tom Buchanan's wife and Jay Gatsby's lover in The Great Gatsby.
A character with this first name visits the Chillon Chateau with a man, to Mrs. Costello's dismay.
Daisy [accept Annie until "daughter named Pammy"; accept any more specific Daisy, like Daisy Miller]