A character in The Great Gatsby
The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald1925
A grizzled, self-made mining millionaire who made his fortune in the silver and copper rushes of the West and then roamed the coasts aboard his yacht.
Also known as: Cody
Inside the story
Dan Cody is a grizzled, self-made mining millionaire who built his fortune in the silver and copper rushes of the West. A hard-living frontier figure, he roams the coasts on his yacht and becomes an important presence in Gatsby’s younger days, though age and drink have begun to soften him.
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