One associate of this character is a gambler who supposedly fixed the 1919 World Series, named Meyer Wolfsheim.
This character briefly worked as a janitor at St. Olaf's College, but describes himself as an "Oxford man" since he attended Oxford for five months after the Armistice. This character was inspired to change his name by Dan Cody. One associate of this character is a gambler who supposedly fixed the 1919 World Series, named Meyer Wolfsheim. This character's rise to wealth is motivated by his love for Tom Buchanan's wife, Daisy. For 10 points, name this resident of West Egg, who is the "great" title character of an F. Scott Fitzgerald novel.
This character briefly worked as a janitor at St. Olaf's College, but describes himself as an "Oxford man" since he attended Oxford for five months after the Armistice.
Jay {Gatsby} [or James {Gatz}]