This St. Olaf's drop-out "can't really call [himself] an "Oxford man" but is described as a "regular Belasco" by (*) Owl Eyes at one of his parties.
Ella Kaye received money that was almost this character's inheritance, and this character puts in a song request for Tostoff's Jazz History of the World. In one scene, this character makes a woman cry by throwing shirts. This St. Olaf's drop-out "can't really call [himself] an "Oxford man" but is described as a "regular Belasco" by (*) Owl Eyes at one of his parties. This man owns a yellow Rolls Royce, frequently calls people "old sport," and often stares at a green light across the water in East Egg, thinking of Daisy Buchanan. For 10 points, name this character, Nick Carraway's neighbor and the title character of a novel by F. Scott Fitzgerald.
Ella Kaye received money that was almost this character's inheritance, and this character puts in a song request for Tostoff's Jazz History of the World.
Jay Gatsby [accept The Great Gatsby] &lt;AL&gt;