Fitzgerald's message about the American Dream is that it is all disillusionment, meaning fake or not real. In his novel The Great Gatsby, Gatsby throws disillusionment all over the place. He seems like he has friends but when his time comes to have a funeral only one person calls and the person calling just wants his clothing back from Gatsby.
<em>A clock,</em>
<em>steady, noisy</em>
<em>ticking, stealing, fleeting</em>
<em>time escapes us time and again</em>
<em>hourglass.</em>
A cinquain should have two syllables in the first line, four in the second, six in the third, eight in the fourth, and end with two syllables again. This particular cinquain is a <u>didactic cinquain</u>.
I believe the answer is D :) hope this helps
Answer:
Medium is the plural form
Explanation:
The passage above highlights one of <em>The Open Boat</em>'s theme: Man's existence insignificance. The characters in the book often rant against fate, to cover for (the argument Crane's trying to make) the sense that in the end all there is, is nothingness.
