I'm studying 'The Great Gatsby' and need a comprehensive overview. Please use the CliffsNotes study guide for the novel. From this guide, identify the full name of the author and the year the novel was first published. Then, describe the primary literary devices used in the novel, providing at least one specific example from the text for each. Analyze the main conflicts presented in the story, explaining the nature of each conflict. Finally, state the primary setting of the novel and the historical period it reflects.
Navigate to 'http://cliffsnotes.com'. Use the search bar to search for 'The Great Gatsby'. Navigate to 'The Great Gatsby' study guide page. Identify the full name of the author and the year the novel was first published. Navigate to the 'Literary Devices' section of the study guide. Locate and describe at least two primary literary devices (e.g., symbolism, imagery, irony) with a specific example from the text for each. Navigate to the 'Themes' or 'Summary and Analysis' section to identify and analyze at least two main conflicts (e.g., Man vs. Man, Man vs. Society, Man vs. Self), explaining their nature. Identify the primary setting of the novel (city and specific areas) and the historical period it reflects. Synthesize all extracted information into a comprehensive answer.
The agent successfully navigates to 'http://cliffsnotes.com'. The agent successfully finds and navigates to 'The Great Gatsby' study guide page on CliffsNotes. The agent states the author's full name as 'F. Scott Fitzgerald'. The agent states the publication year as '1925'. The agent accurately describes at least two primary literary devices (e.g., symbolism, imagery, irony) and provides a specific example from the text for each (e.g., green light for symbolism, valley of ashes for imagery/symbolism, Gatsby's parties for irony). The agent accurately analyzes at least two main conflicts (e.g., Man vs. Man, Man vs. Society, Man vs. Self), explaining their nature within the novel (e.g., Gatsby vs. Tom, old money vs. new money, Gatsby's internal struggle for the past). The agent states the primary setting as 'West Egg', 'East Egg', and 'New York City' or 'Long Island'. The agent states the historical period as the 'Jazz Age' or 'Roaring Twenties'.