He appeals his emotions and sentiment to distract his audience from the need of justification in favor of angering them so they agree.
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The answer is letter A.)<span> What do these words have in common with each other?
Diction refers to the author's word choice. To ask the author's understanding of the similarities between words will aid in assess his/her diction.
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In terms of social division, Gatsby and Wilson are from the same class, the working-class. However, if it is on the terms of personality and identity, Gatsby can be considered to be more in the same class as Tom. Gatsby and Tom are men who are driven and would do anything to get what they want. Meyer Wolfsheim's was a character in the novel whose sole purpose was to shed light on Gatsby's dubious past and Nick's biased nature.
