Throughout the lives of humans, there are many concepts that are built upon as well as learned from early ages though since humans need to grow before being able to comprehend a majority of what humanity has come about with they are sheltered with concepts that are easy to understand and won't cause them to have a rough development which would lead to a loss of innocence and an introduction to the “real world” too early. Santa Clause who gives gifts to those on the Nice List on Christmas Day or the Tooth Fairy who collects teeth if you are to put your baby teeth underneath your pillow and will leave a gift as an exchange are basic concepts that spare the innocence of children while helping them develop their imaginations. Though stories like Santa, the Tooth Fairy, and the Easter Bunny are innocent and mean no harm once those developing children reach a certain age they learn that they were Deceived and driven away from the realities of this world. …show more content…
A vintage piece of literature written by F. Scott Fitzgerald where conceptual Deception is everywhere in the writing is The Great Gatsby. The concept of Deception is more of the building block for the story due to not every action and decision made is made with Deceiving someone or something in mind. In The Great Gatsby, F. Scot Fitzgerald presents the idea that “Situations aren't always what they seem” This is supported by F. Scot Fitzgerald's use of the literary device of Dramatic Irony causes the reader to know more than the characters leading them to see the reality behind every deceiving shell that is made by the