Great Gatsby<span>: Boyhood </span>Schedule<span> The Symbol Gatsby's boyhood </span>schedule<span> symbolizes the determination that Gatsby </span>has<span> for reaching his materialistic goals but in the end he </span>is<span> destroyed by his materialistic dreams of having Daisy,</span>
To relate to the speaker's nature of emotions
Elie wakes up to see someone trying to strangle his father.
Answer:
aesthetics
Explanation:
Aesthetics are all about how something looks. So, "sloppy editing and amateurish cinematography" in a movie is exactly what aesthetics are. The aesthetics for the movie look bad.
Authenticity is being real and original. It is being your true self. I don't think the comment is talking about themself, the writer, but more about the movie.
Universality is being true in all forms. The comment for the movie doesn't work the same for other things, such as school or sports. It isn't universal.
Subject matter is about the topic. It is the main idea of the thing being discussed. The comment doesn't focus on the main idea of the movie, bad rather its looks: the editing and cinematography. It doesn't talk about the theme of the movie, the message, the actors, the characters, or the characterization.
Aesthetics are what this comment is about. It's about how the movie looks like.
