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Catherine: character portrait from The Great Gatsby (Fitzgerald, F. Scott (Francis Scott))

A character in The Great Gatsby

Catherine

The Great Gatsby by Fitzgerald, F. Scott (Francis Scott)

Myrtle Wilson's worldly younger sister, who lives with a girlfriend at a hotel and moves easily through the city's fashionable, gossipy party set.

Also known as: Catherine

Inside the story

Meet Catherine

Catherine is Myrtle Wilson’s worldly younger sister, living with a girlfriend at a hotel and moving easily among New York’s fashionable, gossip-filled party set. Chatty and self-possessed, she trades rumors about Gatsby and encourages Myrtle’s affair.

On the page

A slender, worldly young woman of about thirty with a solid, sticky bob of red hair and a complexion powdered milky white. Her eyebrows have been plucked and redrawn at a rakish angle, giving her face a slightly blurred look. Countless pottery bracelets jingle up and down her arms, and she dresses in bright, cheap city finery.

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