The Role of Female Characters in American Literature: The Great Gatsby and The Grapes of Wrath

For readers observing literature from a feminist point of view, they will notice the description of the female character. It is a number of remarks about the author's view on feminism. By describing these women as prototypes of a particular woman, the author creates a sense of what women play in their families and society. In The Great Gatsby of The Grapes of Wrath and F. Scott Fitzgerald of John Steinbeck, and the similar role of the role-playing of the main female, it depends on the situation.

F. Scott Fitzgerald's "Great Gatsby" and John Steinbeck's "The Grapes of Wrath" are excellent models of personal and contrast elements. Each novel is made for decades and is used as another part of foil. - Hatred consciousness is a complex term as it contains ideas such as exile existence, sense of loss, consciousness of outsiders, desire for family, burden of exile, deprivation, and third country settlement. There is no straight line in immigrant life. They have lived through their centuries of history in their lives, and had several lives and roles. They experienced a sense of leaving their house in the host country.

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The two novels "The Grapes of Wrath" and "The Great Gatsby" are completely different literary works. Fitzgerald's Gatsby is the first person to wear a deep-rooted symbol, a clever foresight, and a brilliant head rhyme. Grapes have a third person plot, these advanced literary methods are few, but have a unique concept of inserting chapters. However, the similarity between the two protagonists stands out. Both are about 30 years old and average. Both are particularly smart, rich, strong, not good-looking. They come from a strong and supportive family that lives even for decades or even decades. The situation brought to them is very confusing and definitely serious. Nick and Tom are optimistic people aspiring to find themselves, but their plight encouraged their morals and values ​​to deteriorate and evolve into a dynamic role.