<span> In the Great Gatsby, Fitzgerald uses symbols to highlight that everything is not what it seems One example is the the green light that symbolizes Gatsby’s wish for a life with Daisy, another could be the Valley of the Ashes, which represents the ugly consequences of America’s obsession with wealth. I'd say that his depiction points out the illusion behind it. </span>
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Gothic fiction is characterised by an atmosphere of suspense or mystery, shown in this case when the writer is saying that "something painful had met his eye".
Moreover, the word "tormented" when describing how the character feels and the phrase "a sudden jrk" when describing how he reacts, create the image of the character being afflicted and even frightened by something, which is also a characteristic of Gothic fiction.
The whole paragraph is conveying mystery, fright and even darkness.
Answer:Speaking quietly
Explanation: i mean thats all i gotta say its just another word for softly talking
Answer:
existing only in the imagination or fancy; not real; fancied
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