The word interlude comes from the Latin words "inter-" meaning between and "ludus" meaning play and becomes the English word interlude. Therefore, the meaning of interlude is something that is presented in a middle of somewhere. Other words that are synonymous with interlude are: intermission and and break. The best adjective that best defines an interlude is the word "witty". Being witty means able to show a quick and inventive humour.
He was a spokesperson of his generation because his books mostly spoke about people who experienced suffering due to the gilded age system of values.
