Mentored by Dan Cody in his youth, this graduate of St. Olaf's frequently gazes at a bright green light at the end of the dock from his home in West Egg.
This literary character has five crates of oranges and lemons delivered to his doorstep every week. When he asks an orchestra to play Tostoff's Jazz History of the World, women swoon and fall silent. Lucille suggests that this man might be a German spy during a party this character hosts. Mentored by Dan Cody in his youth, this graduate of St. Olaf's frequently gazes at a bright green light at the end of the dock from his home in West Egg. This man is shot and killed by the husband of Myrtle Wilson, who is run over by his love Daisy Buchanan. For 10 points, name this title character of a novel narrated by his neighbor Nick Carraway, a creation of F. Scott Fitzgerald.
This literary character has five crates of oranges and lemons delivered to his doorstep every week.
Jay Gatsby [Accept The Great Gatsby.]