Nick's Views
Nick is sure this person is an indirect influence on Gatsby, teaching him never to drink too much
Dan Cody
He says, "You can buy anything at a drugstore nowadays."
Tom Buchanan
The car Tom is driving into New York City toward the Plaza Hotel
Gatsby's (cream colored) car
The place where the showdown occurs between Gatsby and Tom
The Plaza Hotel
After Myrtle's death, this character swore that Myrtle was completely happy with her husband, George.
Catharine, Myrtle's sister
Nick says about her at the end of the novel, "Angry, and half in love with her, and tremendously sorry, I turned away."
Jordan Baker
She declares, "I did love him once - but I loved you too."
Daisy Buchanan
The person who was driving the "death car"
Daisy Buchanan
George Wilson tells Tom that he and his wife want to move to this place.
"out West"
Klipspringer
the organ playing boarder at Gatsby's house
This character is genuinely amazed when Nick says, "You can't repeat the past."
Gatsby
He slightly corrects Nick with, "Her voice is full of money."
Gatsby
Month that Daisy mentions she was married
June
Gatsby clarifies that he only stayed at this place five months after the war.
Oxford University
The only person to tell police that he heard the shots that killed Gatsby and Wilson
Gatsby's chauffeur
Nick realizes that Tom understands too much when this character says to Gatsby, "You always look so cool."
Daisy
He assures Gatsby, He won't touch her...He's not thinking about her."
Nick
The character remembers it is his 30th birthday when he is at the Plaza Hotel
Nick
The specific place Gatsby is killed
his outdoor swimming pool
The state where Mr. Gatz lives
Minnesota
Nick believes that this is the biggest difference between all men.
Being well versus being sick
He says, "He was crazy enough to kill me if I hadn't told him who owned the car."
Tom Buchanan
The first name of Daisy's daughter
Pammy
Besides the minister, the only three people who attend Gatsby's funeral
Nick, Mr. Gatz, Owl-Eyes
This character tries to comfort George Wilson all night after Myrtle's accidental death
Michaelis