That is a run on sentence. 'These fences kept cattle in and rustlers out. Cattle injured themselves on the feces at first.'
In "Nikolai Gogol's" satirical short story “The Nose”, Ivan Yakovlevich found "Major Kovalyov's" nose in the bread which he was going to eat. "Ivan Yakovlevich" is a barber by profession. One day during breakfast, he cuts a loaf of bread made by his wife in half only to find a nose in it.
Walking down the endless road to my apartment, I just couldn’t stop thinking about work. It was freezing cold and hard to see through the blizzard. The snow beneath me was like an egg shell making crunching noise at every step I took. Finally, I had reached my doorstep. As I wrapped my hand around the frostbitten doorknob, a sweep of fresh warm air thrusted past my body. Struggling, I closed the door behind me.
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Gatsby Mansion is a spectacle as referenced in the book multiple times along with the guests.
Explanation:
Gatsby took great pride in the size and stature of his wonderful mansions in which he hosted the biggest who's who of the country and threw great parties which were attended and anticipated,
His mansion was supposed to be gigantic and the source of envy for many of his competitors who wondered where he earned the money from to have such a lavish lending.
The mansion comprised of multiple dining halls, gaming rooms and a grand deep swimming pool in winch Gatsby eventually drowns.
It creates suspense because everyone is doing it at the same time, and nobody knows what they’re going to get. The readers all know someone is doomed to get it, but who? Nobody wants it to be them but someone always has to be selected.
