dwaynecouch44 dwaynecouch44

04-03-2017
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Which literary device did F. Scott Fitzgerald employ in this excerpt from The Great Gatsby to make the sentence more poetic?

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Bannana21 Bannana21

04-03-2017

Are there options cause he uses alot.....he uses foreshodowing, irony, simili, metaphore, flashbacks, ect....Hope that helped! if you need more examples just ask:)

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ravenwashburn33 ravenwashburn33

30-10-2020

Answer:

The cars suggest the carelessness and recklessness of the upper class.

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just did it

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