The Importance of the Settings in Novels

"This is beautiful, is not it an old sport?" (Fitzgerald 53), empty words are just to explain the times. "The Great Gatsby" is an impressive and irritating novel about a person who gave himself up and dies for American dreams. In the 1920s, it was known as Jazz Age. Dynamic subculture of this era, their art, social life, and music. This book is called West and East Egg by F. Scott Fitzgerald in the Northeastern United States, New York, and Long Island.

Like chocolate settings and character water, settings and characters play an important role in novels. In order to make a story a novel, a scene and a role are necessary. The background of the novel is the background: the time, place and environment at which it occurs. Role is as important as setting, character is a character represented by novel. If a story misses part of these two parts, it can not be called a novel. Another important part of the novel is the relationship between the scene and the character.

We decide the importance of setting up some novels in the Cape Coast Castle and the interactions between the role played inside the castle. Pay special attention to the differences between people living in the dungeon and people living in the dungeon. How does this scene create feelings for the novel How will the mood of the whole novel change depending on the corner and position in the castle of Cape Coast? When I was a child of Effia and James Collins, Quey realized I was about to decide where I belonged. "Kui" expressed as "half caste" is neither father's white nor mother's darkness, it can not completely claim half of one's own. Quey also interacted with Cudjo to cast doubt on the development of his sexual identity, but his father tried to distinguish them by sending him to the UK. When Quey and Cudjo met again, Quey covered his feelings and entered a carefully married life.