A character in The Great Gatsby
The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald1925
A bespectacled, half-drunk guest discovered marvelling in Gatsby's library, astonished to find that the books lining the shelves are real rather than cardboard props.
Inside the story
Owl Eyes is a bespectacled, half-drunk guest at Gatsby’s lavish parties, where he drifts through the crowds as a bemused observer. In Gatsby’s library, he is astonished to find that the shelves hold real books rather than cardboard props, revealing an oddly perceptive mind beneath his garrulous manner.
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