The great gatsby (1925), a novel where a scene of a large and lavish party is described by the author, F. Scott Fitzgerald. With the help of literary devices, the party in the novel, was able to be described with the atmosphere and vivid language. Two literary devices are mood and imagery, used in the description of the party.
As a matter of fact, mood is what brings the party to life for the audience while reading The Great Gatsby. "A sharp, joyous moment the centre of a group, and then, excited with triumph, glide on..." an example from the passage, the words 'joyous' and 'triumph' give a light-hearted mood to the passage Describing how as the night carried on, more people begin to celebrate.
In addition, the imagery used in the passage
As a matter of fact, mood is what brings the party to life for the audience while reading The Great Gatsby. "A sharp, joyous moment the centre of a group, and then, excited with triumph, glide on..." an example from the passage, the words 'joyous' and 'triumph' give a light-hearted mood to the passage Describing how as the night carried on, more people begin to celebrate.
In addition, the imagery used in the passage