How was the setting (time and place) been used in this chunk to develop and emotional effect on the reader?
Answer:
The setting to The Great Gatsby was in New York in the 1920’s. Though this book says it takes place in New York it takes place in various places, for example Queens. It is used to set an emotional feeling to the book. Is also shows how the characters are going to act/react. For the setting to be told in the beginning of the book gives proof to why things sound the way they are. For example nick doesn’t like Gatsby because he represents every thing he hates, yet by the end Nick explains how and why Gatsby is someone he admires.
These are the 7 questions that you will be asked to answer during the novel study. You will be expected to answer six of the questions by the time we finish reading the novel.
Questions: 1) How has the setting (time and place) been used in this chunk to develop an emotional effect on the reader? 2) How does the author foreshadow future events in the book? What hints does the author give that add to the overall effect of the novel? 3) How does the author use language (description, imagery, metaphor, irony, humor, etc.) to make the story richer? 4) Identify the major and minor conflicts in the novel. How does the author develop these conflicts in this chunk of the novel? 5) Identify the major and minor themes found in this chunk. How does the author develop these themes? 6) Identify the major and minor symbols found in this chunk. How do these symbols help you to understand the theme of the novel? 7) Identify the author's use of allusion in this chunk? How do these references to other works, people, places, times, ideas, etc. help you to better understand the theme of the novel?
Remember!! When answering your chosen question, you will be expected to make direct and specific reference to the novel.
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