Gatsby is the wealthy protagonist in the story who hosts the extravagant parties and also, the star-crossed lover of Daisy Buchanan, who he hopes to be reunited with someday after being parted from each other. It is revealed in the later part of the story that Jay Gatsby did not start as Jay Gatsby – he had different name, came from the Midwest, and born in poverty. In pursuit of the American dream, he became a nouveau riche, lived in the Eastwest and changed his name. He acquired his wealth through his “dirty” business and connections with various criminals alike and gangsters such as Meyer Wolfsheim.
Nick Carraway
Nick Carraway is the narrator in the story. He originated from East Egg, moved to West Egg, and lived in rented house next to Gatsby’s mansion. Nick and Gatsby’s proximity led to their sudden friendship. Nick also helps Gatsby to reunite with Myrtle and Nick shows great …show more content…
George takes a big part on how Gatsby’s fate.
Catherine
Catherine is the sister of Myrtle Wilson and they share the same way of life.
Meyer Wolfshiem
Meyer Wolfshiem a professional in gambling and underground business. Meyer is one of the closest connection of Gatsby and helped Gatsby on his way to success.
Michaelis
Michaelis, a coffee shop owner and neighbor of George Wilson reflects a benevolent personality. He comforts George after Myrtle is killed.
Ewing Klipspringer
Ewing Klipspringer is the typical jovial and reveler who represents most of the people attending Gatsby’s parties.
Dan Cody
Dan Cody is the sophisticated mentor of Gatsby who made a great impact in Gatsby’s life. When Gatsby was just a young man, Dan took him under his wings, taught him about life, and guided him in pursuing his dreams.
Henry C. Gatz
Henry C. Gatz is the father of Jay Gatsby. He reflects Gatsby’s humble roots and