How did F. Scott Fitzgerald's word choice and character development contribute to his short story, "The Curious Case of Benjamin Button", overall structure and meaning as well as its aesthetic impact?

Explanation:

The grammatical structure and the way in which the story of Francis Scott is developed, caused great expectation and suspense from the beginning because his words reflected that something out of the ordinary or strange had just happened; Likewise, the language and the descriptions that Scott makes of the way the characters react are creating in the minds of the readers a real image of the events, ensuring that the story always remains interesting as the development of the story progresses.

The ethical impact of the story shows what commonly happens in our society, when something goes out of the normal or "natural" cycle, moral questions always come. Although the ethical questioning in this case we could say that it is not moral but "biological or natural" because It breaks with the natural cycle of life, which we are already used to, that is why the feelings and attitudes of prejudice of the characters are normal.We can say that what happened to Benjamin Button is a reflection of today's society in day, where people born with some biological alteration or with some disability are discriminated against and treated with a certain prejudice.

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