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English, 31.07.2020 01:01 zackcarlson9374

Why does author F. Scott Fitzgerald use descriptive and elevated prose in This Side of Paradise? He likes using a thesaurus.
He likes showing off his academic knowledge.
It makes the story more interesting.
It helps to create a tone reflecting the main character.

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