Pattern In The Great Gatsby

Introduction: How’d He Do That?
Memory, symbol, and pattern affect the reading of literature by making it easier for readers to understand what’s going on in a literary work. While reading, readers begin to notice the trend or pattern in the devices that they recognize such as themes or symbols. When reading literature, readers tend to recall certain events or small parts from other parts of literature from what they’re reading currently. The recognition of patterns make it easier to read complicated literature by completely comprehending the intended message that withholds in the literary work. A time when my appreciation of a literary work was enhanced by understanding symbol and or pattern was when reading The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald.
The quester is usually the protagonist who goes on a quest without actually knowing that they are in one. The setting or the place to go is where the quest is supposed to take place and or the destination. The reason to go is different from the real reason; it’s a plan to do something or go somewhere they want to be in order to accomplish their quest. The challenges and trials during their quest are obstacles they are forced to face, it also tests their skills and knowledge. The real reason to go on the quest is mostly self-knowledge, learning more of themselves and what they can do and how the rest of the world
In the beginning of the dinner, it was mostly tense due to the fact that the Loskis had criticized Juli’s eggs and awkward. It continued to be so along with unnecessary comments, but after a discussion of the Baker’s brothers doing music, the atmosphere of the dinner changed to more a relaxed and regretful mood. Draanen wrote the family dinner this way to show the differences of social class between the two families and the misunderstanding they both have of each other. Both of the families had misunderstandings of Richard Baker’s disabled brother, living conditions, and misconceptions. During the meal, some of those issues have been cleared up, but there was still some criticism from Steven Loski regarding the situations of the Bakers. In the end, there was still understanding from the way they were living and had been peaceful throughout the