He is (*) shot by George Wilson in his West Egg pool after he takes the blame for running over Myrtle Wilson to protect his beloved Daisy Buchanan.
This character has business partners such as Henry Palmetto, who commits suicide by train, and a man who fixed the 1919 World Series and wears molars for cufflinks named Meyer Wolfsheim. The funeral of this protégé of Dan Cody is interrupted by the tennis shoe-seeking Klipspringer and attended by a man known only as "Owl Eyes". He is (*) shot by George Wilson in his West Egg pool after he takes the blame for running over Myrtle Wilson to protect his beloved Daisy Buchanan. Name this Great title character of F. Scott Fitzgerald's most famous novel.
This character has business partners such as Henry Palmetto, who commits suicide by train, and a man who fixed the 1919 World Series and wears molars for cufflinks named Meyer Wolfsheim.
{Jay} {Gatsby} [accept either or both underlined names; accept any underlined part of {James} "{Jimmy}" {Gatz}; accept The Great {Gatsby}]