Question

How did the failures of f. scott's father affect his life and attitudes?

Answer 1

During his childhood, Scott witnessed firsthand the failure that his father experienced and the damage that being done because of it.
He vowed that he would never be like his father and decided to work hard and believe in himself and he eventually became a great writer

Answer 2

Answer:

F. Scott is considered to be one of the greatest writers of the 20th century. He wrote fiction and illustrated the richness of Jazz age. He was a notable member of the lost generation. This side of the Paradise, The great Gatsby and Tender is the night are some of his famous novels. He came from a middle-class background, his father was a salesman. His father had to relocate and face unemployment, his background and experiences allowed him to see the effect of not having the wealth and were able to create a perspective of both having and not having the wealth. The period of the 1920s also had a great deal of impact on him which reflected in his work.