He promises to take the fall for the death of Myrtle Wilson to protect his love, Daisy Buchanan.
A man attempts to retrieve a pair of tennis shoes from this character's home following his death. He learns that the love of his life got married while studying at Trinity College in Oxford, where he enrolled after dropping out of St. Olaf's. He is found dead in his pool the afternoon he tells his gardener not to drain it. Owl Eyes is the only person to read the books in this man's library. He promises to take the fall for the death of Myrtle Wilson to protect his love, Daisy Buchanan. For 10 points, name this "Great" title character created by F. Scott Fitzgerald.
A man attempts to retrieve a pair of tennis shoes from this character's home following his death.
Jay Gatsby [accept either; or James Gatz (accept either); accept The Great Gatsby]