Julie Reynders - How does Fitzgerald use details of setting and imagery to establish a mood in another chapter?
May 3, 2022•16 words
wasn't able to do this since my partner didn't send me the passage. (I wasn't here)
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Julie Reynders - How does Fitzgerald use details of setting and imagery to establish mood in the opening pages of chapter2
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How does Fitzgerald use details of setting and imagery to establish a mood in the opening pages of chapter 2?
Fitzgerald uses hyperbole to create an atmosphere of chaotic discomfort. The first example of this is when Fitzgerland writes, "men who move dimly and already crubling." This sentence shows how Fitzgeralnd uses the use of over exagertation to show how chaotic the scene he is describing is. Moreover, phrases such as grotesque gardens" and "valley of ashes," further the idea of a chaotic ...
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The colour of the dark grey, almost royal blue sky contrasted the carrousel with ease. The dark clouds loomed over the bright blue sky, like it was being held hostage. The scene was uneasy. There was a chaotic stillness coming from the destroyed carousel. What was once so innocent, had now become so haunted. The vintage designs from the attraction brought back an eery, nostalgic feeling. Even though half of the carousel was on the floor, it was still clear to see what it once was, a majestic rid...
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