Tarquin of Cheapside

"Tarquin of Cheapside" is a short story from F. Scott Fitzgerald's collection Tales of the Jazz Age, narrated from a third-person perspective. The story unfolds in the home of Wessel Caster, who helps a frightened man fleeing from pursuers find refuge, leading to a suspenseful moment of discovery and revelation. The narrative explores themes of trust and intrigue, all set within a compelling, narrative-driven structure.