Despite being disinherited for his drunken parties, the protagonist ends the novel quite wealthy along with his wife Gloria.
This novel has a dialogue wherein "The Voice" explains to "Beauty" that she will spend fifteen years as a "susciety girl." The protagonist tells a tale of the imaginary Chevalier O'Keefe to his fling Geraldine Burke, and also carries on an affair with Dorothy Raycroft before failing out of officer's training camp. That protagonist is beaten up by Joseph Black, who had changed his name from Joseph Bloeckman, while this novel sees Maury Noble end up wealthy and Dick Caramel end as a successful though hack writer. Despite being disinherited for his drunken parties, the protagonist ends the novel quite wealthy along with his wife Gloria. For 10 points, name this novel about Anthony Patch by F. Scott Fitzgerald.
This novel has a dialogue wherein "The Voice" explains to "Beauty" that she will spend fifteen years as a "susciety girl.
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