Based on what you’ve learned in this lesson, as well as what you’ve read here, write one paragraph comparing Hemingway’s and Fitzgerald’s views of the 1920s.

Both writers were literary icons that transcended their time, although both did it with different optics.

F. Scott Fitzgerald was based on a look with two edges: on the one hand, the glamor and luxury of the roaring twenties, New York and its lights; on the other, the loneliness that all that lifestyle brought back. It was a bright and gloomy world at the same time, as it shows in his work The Great Gatsby.

Ernest Hemingway, on the other hand, was a writer whose work was largely influenced by the world wars. He showed a 1920s, marked by the open wounds of the First World War. Somber, hopeless, his writings were part of himself, as evidenced by his death by killing himself in 1961

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The characters seemed disillusioned with life.

The characters didn’t believe that their lives had a true purpose.

The authors opposed war.

The authors believed that many people lived life to excess.

The authors were part of the “Lost Generation.”

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