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Define Disillusioned
When Expectations You had of Something are Opposite In Reality
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Define Glorified
Something Presented as Incredible Experience When in Reality it's Not.
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Who Wrote Poem 'Bayonet Charge' Horrors of War?
Hughes
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Summarise Poem of Bayonet Charge
- A Bonnet is a Knife Shaped Weapon that Fits End of Gun Used in WWI
- Bayonet Charge Were Soldiers went Over Top of Trenches & Used These Weapons to Take Over Enemy Areas.
Form of Combat was Brutal, Bloody & Cost Lives.
- Writes About Experience of WWI Soldier Charging Towards Enemy Line with Focus on 1 Soldier in 3rd Person but Feels we are Right There.
- Soldier is Anonymouse Figure & is 1 in Millions & Explore Human Cost of Conflict.
- Bayonet Charge Were Soldiers went Over Top of Trenches & Used These Weapons to Take Over Enemy Areas.
Form of Combat was Brutal, Bloody & Cost Lives.
- Writes About Experience of WWI Soldier Charging Towards Enemy Line with Focus on 1 Soldier in 3rd Person but Feels we are Right There.
- Soldier is Anonymouse Figure & is 1 in Millions & Explore Human Cost of Conflict.
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What are some Adjectives used to describe the Bayonet Charge?
- Patriotism
- Bewilderment
- Terror
- Disillusionment
- Terror
- Brutality
- Glorified
- Inhumanity
- Bewilderment
- Terror
- Disillusionment
- Terror
- Brutality
- Glorified
- Inhumanity
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How did the Soldier Feel in the Bayonet Charge?
Terrfied as Everyday Could be his Last as They Ran into Death.
-Vunrable
- Traumatised
- Shell Shock
-Vunrable
- Traumatised
- Shell Shock
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"Bullets Smacking the Belly Out of the Air"
Bayonet Charge Horrors of War
Bayonet Charge Horrors of War
Connotations of Cruelty & Punishment. Creates a Vivid Soundscape of Alarming Noises.
Forces Reader to Imagine Sensation of Being Forcefully Hit Suggesting Even Air is Being Bullied & Attacked.
"Smacking"- Metaphor & Onomatopoeia & Verb
"the Belly Out of the Air"-Personifiction
Forces Reader to Imagine Sensation of Being Forcefully Hit Suggesting Even Air is Being Bullied & Attacked.
"Smacking"- Metaphor & Onomatopoeia & Verb
"the Belly Out of the Air"-Personifiction
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"Yellow Hare that Rolled Like a Flame"
Bayonet Charge Horrors of War
Bayonet Charge Horrors of War
Demonstrates Damage to Nature & Symbolises Massacre of Innocent.
"Yellow" Represents Cowardice as They called "Yellow Bellies"
"Like a Flame"- Simile & Fire Imagery Connotations of Danger Spreading Out of Control & Immense Pain & Suffering of Innocent.
Juxtaposition of Nature Imagery with Fire Imagery - Highlights How War Distrubts Nature.
"Yellow" Represents Cowardice as They called "Yellow Bellies"
"Like a Flame"- Simile & Fire Imagery Connotations of Danger Spreading Out of Control & Immense Pain & Suffering of Innocent.
Juxtaposition of Nature Imagery with Fire Imagery - Highlights How War Distrubts Nature.
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"Patriotic Tear....Sweating Like Molten Iron from Centre of His Chest"
Bayonet Charge Horrors of War
Bayonet Charge Horrors of War
Felt Proud to be Fighting for His Country but Now he is Terrified & Escape
"Patriotic Tear that Had" Past Tense- These Feelings are Now Gone- he is Disillusioned
"Sweating Like Molten Iron from Centre of His Chest"- Simile Connotations of Burning Pain, Exhaustion, Panic & Fear.
Molten Iron is Dehumanising him & He is Part War Machine.
"Patriotic Tear that Had" Past Tense- These Feelings are Now Gone- he is Disillusioned
"Sweating Like Molten Iron from Centre of His Chest"- Simile Connotations of Burning Pain, Exhaustion, Panic & Fear.
Molten Iron is Dehumanising him & He is Part War Machine.
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"King Honour.....Etcetera/ Dropped Like Luxuries in Yelling Alarm"
Bayonet Charge Horrors of War
Bayonet Charge Horrors of War
- Now Irrelevant & He Can't Afford to Think About Higher Moral Values Now- Only Service
"Dropped Like Luxuries"
"Etcetra"- All Just Part of a Story that People Told
"Dropped Like Luxuries"
"Etcetra"- All Just Part of a Story that People Told
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"To Get Out......
His Terror's Touchy Dynamite"
Bayonet Charge Horrors of War
His Terror's Touchy Dynamite"
Bayonet Charge Horrors of War
He Starts Killing & Fighting Out of Self Defence
"Cracking"- Onomatopoeia/Metaphor Connotations of Burning & Gunpowder. Atmosphere is Loaded with Danger.
Alliteration & Metaphor- Soldier About to Lose Control of his Emotions. Fear Has Become Weapon & he Driven by his "terror" & this is What it's Driving him Towards the Enemy.
"Cracking"- Onomatopoeia/Metaphor Connotations of Burning & Gunpowder. Atmosphere is Loaded with Danger.
Alliteration & Metaphor- Soldier About to Lose Control of his Emotions. Fear Has Become Weapon & he Driven by his "terror" & this is What it's Driving him Towards the Enemy.
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"He Lugged a Rifle Numb as a Smashed Arm" Bayonet Charge Horrors of War
Similie- Shows How Difficult he is Finding Things. He Can't Feel Emotions. It's Useless, it Doesn't Work Properly. Heavy he can't Lift it.
"Rifle Numb"
"lugged"- Verb, Heavy & Effort
Shows How Mentally & Physically Tirering War was & How After War They Still Carried the Weight
"Rifle Numb"
"lugged"- Verb, Heavy & Effort
Shows How Mentally & Physically Tirering War was & How After War They Still Carried the Weight
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"King, Honour, Human Dignity, Etcetera"
Bayonet Charge Horrors of War
Bayonet Charge Horrors of War
Lists All Reasons People Make for War & Suggests They are Not Worth Listening to.
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Who Write Poem 'Remains' Horrors of War?
Armitage
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What is the Context for Poem 'Remains' Horrors of War?
- Written Biographical Poem Based on Testament of Soldiers Who Fought in Iraq
- Poem Comes from Collection Called
'The Not Dead'
- Anthology Also Accompanies Documentary of Same Name Compiled of Interviews from Discharged Soldiers
- Writers Role was to Listen to Interviews & Turn them Into Poems
- Poem Comes from Collection Called
'The Not Dead'
- Anthology Also Accompanies Documentary of Same Name Compiled of Interviews from Discharged Soldiers
- Writers Role was to Listen to Interviews & Turn them Into Poems
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Define Inhumanity
Acting Despite Suffering or Pain of Another Person or Animal
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Why did Soldiers want to sign up for Iraq War?
Medua Shows it Was Happy & Full of Glory.
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What are Some Adjectives Used to Describe the 'Remains' Horrors of War?
- Terror
- Disillusionment
- Terror
- Brutality
- Glorified
- Inhumanity
- Guilt
- Remorse
- Disillusionment
- Terror
- Brutality
- Glorified
- Inhumanity
- Guilt
- Remorse
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What Emotions do Soldier in Iraq War Feel? 
- Feeling of Unknown Everyday
(Constant Fear)
- Feels Let Down & Humiliated to Ask for Help
(Constant Fear)
- Feels Let Down & Humiliated to Ask for Help
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What effect has the experience of the Iraq War Left on the Soldier?
- Left with Trauma
- Finds Hard to Live his Life as Many Died Being 'Heros' & He would Rather Die a Hero
- Finds Hard to Live his Life as Many Died Being 'Heros' & He would Rather Die a Hero
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What does the Writer Want us to Feel & Consider About 'Remains' Horrors of War?
Shocked & Horrified at Casual Violence & Soldiers Trauma.
Consider How Soldiers are Treated During Times of Conflict & Makes Reader Feel Haunted by Horrors Soldiers Faced
Consider How Soldiers are Treated During Times of Conflict & Makes Reader Feel Haunted by Horrors Soldiers Faced
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"Probably Armed, Possibly Not" 'Remains' Horrors of War
Alliteration: Looter May Have Died Unnecessarily. He could Have Been Innocent. Shows Guilt of Soldier & War Kills Many People Innocent or Not.
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When is there a Volta in 'Remains' Horrors of War?
When Soldier Returns Home & it's Effect Makes the Reader Focus & Impacts the Reader
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"Myself & Somebody Else & Somebody Else" 'Remains' Horrors of War
Repetition: Shows that Soldiers Seen by Authorities as All The Same & Disposable as Only Part of Equipment & Toys of War.
Seen as Machines of War with No Personality.
Seen as Machines of War with No Personality.
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"Are All of the Same Mind" 'Remains' Horrors of War
- Soldiers Not Named.
-No Unique Identity
-Are Replaceable so Just Trying to be Killing Machines Like Robots
-No Unique Identity
-Are Replaceable so Just Trying to be Killing Machines Like Robots
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"Rips Through His Life" 'Remains' Horrors of War
How Simultaneous Death Was & How Easily his Body Was Attacked, Destroyed & Blown Apart.
Mimics Sound of Gun Fire Quick & Easy.
Mimics Sound of Gun Fire Quick & Easy.
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What does Poet Uses a Lot in & Between Stanzas, What Might it Suggest About the Event & Speaker's feelings? 'Remains' Horrors of War
Enjambent Shows Never Ending Nightmare as it Increases Pace & Can Feel Adrenaline the Soldier is Experiencing.
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"Tosses His Guts Back Into His Body"
'Remains' Horrors of War?
'Remains' Horrors of War?
Like the Dead Person's Body is Worthless Just Rubbish on the Floor that Needs to Be Cleaned Up.
Shows Soldier is Desensitised by Horrors of War.
His Feelings Have Been Ripped Out & Not Same Person as Before.
Shows Soldier is Desensitised by Horrors of War.
His Feelings Have Been Ripped Out & Not Same Person as Before.
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"His Blood-shadow Stays in the Streets" 'Remains' Horrors of War
Metaphor: Shadow is Always Present & Follows You. Represents Soldiers Guilt Always Present & the Darkness Chases Him.
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"Torn Apart by a Dozen Rounds"
'Remains' Horrors of War
'Remains' Horrors of War
"Torn Apart" Makes us Imagine an Inhuman Scene like a Feral Animal Eating the Flesh of its Prey. Shows Uncessary Violence.
That Weapons Are Very Powerful Even in Hands of Innocent People.
That Weapons Are Very Powerful Even in Hands of Innocent People.
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"Not Left for Dead in Some Distant, Sun-stunned, Sand-Smothered Land" 'Remains' Horrors of War
Very Long Line & Sibilance:
Shows Idyllic, Glamorous Lifestyle in Hot Country as they Belived.
But in Fact it's Deadly Gruesome & Horrific.
Shows Idyllic, Glamorous Lifestyle in Hot Country as they Belived.
But in Fact it's Deadly Gruesome & Horrific.
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"His Bloody Life in My Bloody Hands"
Last Line
'Remains' Horrors of War
Last Line
'Remains' Horrors of War
1) Represents his Feelings Of Guilt
as He Took The Blood & Life Away
2) Prejorative Language
(almost swearing) : As Complaining About his Useless Life
as He Took The Blood & Life Away
2) Prejorative Language
(almost swearing) : As Complaining About his Useless Life
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When was The Charge of the Light Brigade Set & What Type of Porm is it?
Narrative Poem-Each Stanza Progress
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What is a Light Brigade?
Group of Soldiers Mounted on Horses had Little Armour & Only Carried Swords Hence Were Light & Fast
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What Happens Throughout The Charge of the Light Brigade Horrors of War?
During Battle During Crimean War Miscommunication Sent them Charging Head First into Cannons of Russians into Certain Death
Followed Orders & Attacked From All Sides.
Followed Orders & Attacked From All Sides.
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"Theirs Not to Make Reply,
Theirs Not to Reason Why,"
The Charge of the Light Brigade Horrors of War
Theirs Not to Reason Why,"
The Charge of the Light Brigade Horrors of War
Rhythm & Repetition Highlight Soldiers Sense of Duty & Obedience & Horses Galloping
WP Poet Respects Soldiers for Carrying Out Duty Despite Deadly Consequences
WP Poet Respects Soldiers for Carrying Out Duty Despite Deadly Consequences
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"All the World Wonder'd"
The Charge of the Light Brigade Horrors of War
The Charge of the Light Brigade Horrors of War
Alliteration Phrase is Ambiguous. there was lots of criticism of army & government for loss of life & bad decision
However, Poet Wants Highlights Soldiers Patriotism, Bravery & Heroism.
However, Poet Wants Highlights Soldiers Patriotism, Bravery & Heroism.
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What does the Photographer Feel in War Photographer Horrors of War?
- Discomfort
- Sense of Revision & Horror
- Helpless & Guilt
- Deep Sadness
- Sense of Revision & Horror
- Helpless & Guilt
- Deep Sadness
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"As Though This Was a Church" War Photographer Horrors of War
Similie Shows Seriouse of Photographer 'Work'.
It's Solemn Like Church Ritual.
That Every Photos he Took Were of Dying People.
It's Solemn Like Church Ritual.
That Every Photos he Took Were of Dying People.
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"Half-Formed Ghost" War Photographer Horrors of War
Implies Civilian Died in Front of Photographer.
Eyes Like Ghost = Disfigured Body
The People Meets are Dying Around Him & He May be Surrounded by Chaos but Most of the People are Ghosts as Half Dead.
Eyes Like Ghost = Disfigured Body
The People Meets are Dying Around Him & He May be Surrounded by Chaos but Most of the People are Ghosts as Half Dead.
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"Reader's Eyeballs Prick" War Photographer Horrors of War
Verb suggests Momentary Pain or Feeling of Comparison but People Return to Their Daily Lives.
WP People Desensitises to War & Impact of War
They See the Images of Pain & Act as if It's Just Fiction & Irreverent to Them as it Doesn't Directly Cause Pain.
WP People Desensitises to War & Impact of War
They See the Images of Pain & Act as if It's Just Fiction & Irreverent to Them as it Doesn't Directly Cause Pain.
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STRUCTURE: Stanzas Organised& Spaced Out Regularly
Like Soldiers or Tomb Stone or Way Photographer Organises his Work
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"Then They Ride Back, But Not
Not the Six Hundred"
The Charge of the Light Brigade Horrors of War
Not the Six Hundred"
The Charge of the Light Brigade Horrors of War
Repetition "not" Creates Stilled Stuttering Effect & Interrupts Flow of Poem just Like Loss Of Stunned Cavalry
"not the Six Hundred" Emphasises that Many Died
"not the Six Hundred" Emphasises that Many Died
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What is the Poem Poppies About?
Mother Getting Her Soldier Son, Ready to Join & Fight in War.
Speaker Finds Hard Tell Her Son How She Feeling.
Son Seems Exited to Go & is Enjoying Himself & His Independence, but Mother Mises Him Being Young , When he Was Safe.
Speaker Finds Hard Tell Her Son How She Feeling.
Son Seems Exited to Go & is Enjoying Himself & His Independence, but Mother Mises Him Being Young , When he Was Safe.
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"I Wanted to Graze my Nose" Poppies Horrors of War
- Speaker Records Emotional Closeness Physical Affection Between her & son
- "Graze" Verb Suggests Possible Physical Injury Son Might Experience Later as soldier
- "Graze" Verb Suggests Possible Physical Injury Son Might Experience Later as soldier
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"Flattened, Rolled, Turned into Felt"Poppies Horrors of War
Powerful Metaphor /Verb Speaker Supreses her Feelings & Loss so they Don't Affect Some's Decisions to Fight
Same Way Felt Made from Compacted Material Presses Together.
CON Semantic Field of Textiles Poet Used to Work in Textiles Industry
Same Way Felt Made from Compacted Material Presses Together.
CON Semantic Field of Textiles Poet Used to Work in Textiles Industry
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"Overflowing Like a Treasure Chest"Poppies Horrors of War
Simlie: Speaker Understands that Now is Son isn't Adult he Wants to Experience All Exciting Things in World
"treasure chest"- Unique & Memorable Experiences Await Him
"treasure chest"- Unique & Memorable Experiences Await Him
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"Leaned Against it Like a Wishbone" Poppies Horrors of War
Simile Reflects Physical Shape or Speaker as She Leans Against Tombstone Idea of Wishburn Implies Speakers Wish her Some Will Be Safe
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What are Conitations if the Word Exposure?
- Historically, Medical Condition Illness as a Result of Harsh Weather
- Weather
- No Protection Vulnerable Suggests Harm of Getting Damaged
- Media Began to Expose Truths of Trench Warfare
- Millions of Soldiers Died of Exposure During Winter of 1915
- Weather
- No Protection Vulnerable Suggests Harm of Getting Damaged
- Media Began to Expose Truths of Trench Warfare
- Millions of Soldiers Died of Exposure During Winter of 1915
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What is a Trench?
"Exposure" Power of Nature
"Exposure" Power of Nature
Ditch that is Hand Dug to Protect Soldiers from Enemy Fire
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Who Wrote Exposure?
"Exposure" Power of Nature
"Exposure" Power of Nature
Owen
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What Happens in Exposure?
"Exposure" Power of Nature
"Exposure" Power of Nature
- A New Day Begins in Trenches
- It's Snowing
- There is a Freezing Wind
- Soldiers Freezer to Death Overnight
- It's Snowing
- There is a Freezing Wind
- Soldiers Freezer to Death Overnight
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What is the Context of Exposure?
"Exposure" Power of Nature
"Exposure" Power of Nature
- Poem was Written by Soldier in WW1 about Experience of Waiting in Trenches at Night but Not Knowing Wether they Will be Attacked by Enemy & Feel Nervous
- It's Very Cold & Readers Soon Understand that Greater Enemy on Night Like this is Weather
- Soldiers Dying of Cold & Begin to Think About Home & Question Why they Went to War
- It's Very Cold & Readers Soon Understand that Greater Enemy on Night Like this is Weather
- Soldiers Dying of Cold & Begin to Think About Home & Question Why they Went to War
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"Our Brains Ache,... Iced East Winds that Knives Us..."
"Exposure" Power of Nature
"Exposure" Power of Nature
- Cold is Numbing Soldiers
- Semantic Field of Military Language:Weather is Compared to a Military Army & is More of an Emu than Germans
- Sibilance: Attack that They Aren't Expecting & Onomatapia Suggests Howling of Wind
- Semantic Field of Military Language:Weather is Compared to a Military Army & is More of an Emu than Germans
- Sibilance: Attack that They Aren't Expecting & Onomatapia Suggests Howling of Wind
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"Wearied we Keep Awake"..."Low, Drooping Flares Confuse Our Memory of the Salient...""Exposure" Power of Nature
-"Awake" they are Ready to Fight Even though are Exhausted
- "Flares" Has Hypnotic Effect on Soldiers as Glowing Light is Mesmerising
Makes them Feel Drowsy as Forget Key Facts or Where They are But are Not Fearful of Flares as Alert
- "Salient"= Part of a Line of Trenches that Goes Out into Enemy Territory but Also Something that is Most Important
- "Flares" Has Hypnotic Effect on Soldiers as Glowing Light is Mesmerising
Makes them Feel Drowsy as Forget Key Facts or Where They are But are Not Fearful of Flares as Alert
- "Salient"= Part of a Line of Trenches that Goes Out into Enemy Territory but Also Something that is Most Important
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"Mad Gusts Tugging on the Wire""Exposure" Power of Nature
- Wind on Barbed Wire Reminds Speaker How Dying Soldiers Twitch in Pain
- His Personal Agony is that his Descision to Fight Makes him Disillusioned
- His Personal Agony is that his Descision to Fight Makes him Disillusioned
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"What are we Doing Here?""Exposure" Power of Nature
-Rehotorical Question Emphasises Regret & Wishing he had not Signed Up
- Indent Shows his Thought Process
- Indent Shows his Thought Process
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"Poignant Misery of Dawn Begins to Grow..." "Exposure" Power of Nature
- "Poignant" Makes you Feel Sadness & Regret
- Ellipsis Suggests that what Soldiers Have in Immediate Future is Too Unimaginable to Write Down
- Ellipsis Suggests that what Soldiers Have in Immediate Future is Too Unimaginable to Write Down
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"We Only Know War Lasts, Rain Soaks, & Clouds Sag Stormy.""Exposure" Power of Nature
- Rule of 3: Emphasises Weather is Greatest Enemy & Biggest Threat
- Sibilance: Creates Heavy Unsettling Tone & the "Clouds" are Heavy with Rain
- Soldier is Berdoned by his Suffering
- Sibilance: Creates Heavy Unsettling Tone & the "Clouds" are Heavy with Rain
- Soldier is Berdoned by his Suffering
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"Flowing Flakes that Flock, Pause, & Renew""Exposure" Power of Nature
- Alliteration: Almost Like the Snow Flakes are Individual Soldiers, Grouping Together to Attack
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"Pale Flakes With Fingering Stealth Come Feeling for Our Faces""Exposure" Power of Nature
- "Pale Flakes" Seem Pretty but in Fact Deadly
- Alliteration: Emphasizes Soldiers Can't Protect Themselves from Deadly Snow- it will Always "finger" them
- Alliteration: Emphasizes Soldiers Can't Protect Themselves from Deadly Snow- it will Always "finger" them
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"Pale Flakes With Fingering Stealth Come Feeling for Our Faces""Exposure" Power of Nature
- "Pale Flakes" Seem Pretty but in Fact Deadly
- Alliteration: Emphasizes Soldiers Can't Protect Themselves from Deadly Snow- it will Always "finger" them
- Alliteration: Emphasizes Soldiers Can't Protect Themselves from Deadly Snow- it will Always "finger" them
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"We Cringe in Holes""Exposure" Power of Nature
- Soldiers Recoil from Weather Trying to Protect Themselves
- Like Small Ants Hiding as they are Just Machines & Workers for a Higher Authority.
There are Millions of them & they don't Matter as Can Be Replaced.
- Like Small Ants Hiding as they are Just Machines & Workers for a Higher Authority.
There are Millions of them & they don't Matter as Can Be Replaced.
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"Sunk Fires, Glozed""Exposure" Power of Nature
- "Glozed" Combination of 'dazed' Reflecting Soldiers State of Mind & Word 'glazed'
= Memories of Warm Living-Room Fires Seems Inviting but Distant & Unobtainable
= Memories of Warm Living-Room Fires Seems Inviting but Distant & Unobtainable
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"For God Invincible Spring Our Love is Made Afraid""Exposure" Power of Nature
- Lost Faith in God's Love & Protection
- Noun Phrase: "Invincible" Suggets God's Power Will Overcome Every Obstical or Difficulty. BUT Not the Case as Soldier is Disillusioned
- Noun Phrase: "Spring"= Abundance of Waters Suggesting God's Love is Overwhelming & Constantly Strong it is Like Water- Life Supporting & Giving
- Noun Phrase: "Invincible" Suggets God's Power Will Overcome Every Obstical or Difficulty. BUT Not the Case as Soldier is Disillusioned
- Noun Phrase: "Spring"= Abundance of Waters Suggesting God's Love is Overwhelming & Constantly Strong it is Like Water- Life Supporting & Giving
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"All There Eyes are Ice" "Exposure" Power of Nature
- Deadman's Eyes Are Frozen & Have No Soul or Life Inside Them Blank Machines With No Purpose
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"But Nothing Happens""Exposure" Power of Nature
- Final Line: Reiterates Soldiers Experience Everything as the Same & It's Boring
- Key Message is War is Meaningless & Soldiers Have Died for No Reason
- War is Pointless- There is No Glory or Honour Involved
- Key Message is War is Meaningless & Soldiers Have Died for No Reason
- War is Pointless- There is No Glory or Honour Involved
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Whats Happening in the Poem Extract from, The Prelude
Power of Nature?
Power of Nature?
One Journey was Really, on Small Boat Down River at Night. It's Initially Very Beautiful.
Other Journey was Metaphorical Journey a Spiritual Journey. Basically He had a Big Realisation & Changed Way Thought About Things.
He Still Feels these Changes as Afult.
Other Journey was Metaphorical Journey a Spiritual Journey. Basically He had a Big Realisation & Changed Way Thought About Things.
He Still Feels these Changes as Afult.
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"Troubled Pleasure" Extract from, The Prelude
Power of Nature
Power of Nature
Oxymoron: Hints that Speaker Feels Anxiety Maybe as Breaking Rules.
Link to CON - Rebellion Against Rules is Characteristics of Romantics
Link to CON - Rebellion Against Rules is Characteristics of Romantics
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"Proud of his Skill" Extract from, The Prelude
Power of Nature
Power of Nature
Speaker Seems Confident.
Feels Can Control Nature by Controlling Movement of Boat.
Feels Can Control Nature by Controlling Movement of Boat.
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"With Trembling Oars I Turned" Extract from, The Prelude
Power of Nature
Power of Nature
- Adjectives
Emphasis Speakers Fear of Nature
- Speaker Feels Vulnerable as Rows Back
- Has Perhaps Under Estimated Nature Power
Emphasis Speakers Fear of Nature
- Speaker Feels Vulnerable as Rows Back
- Has Perhaps Under Estimated Nature Power
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"Grave & Sweiouse Mood" Extract from, The Prelude
Power of Nature
Power of Nature
- Suggests Experience had Long Time Ago had Lasting Impact on Speaker
- Connotations of Death Reminds Him of His Own Mortality & Vulnerability
- Nature isn't What He Thought It Was as Can Be Threatening
- Connotations of Death Reminds Him of His Own Mortality & Vulnerability
- Nature isn't What He Thought It Was as Can Be Threatening
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What's Context of Oxymandies?
Rameses II Egyptian King was Powerful & Ambitious Who Expanded Egyptian Empire.
Feared as Could be Cruel, Controlling & Do Anything to Keep his Power
Feared as Could be Cruel, Controlling & Do Anything to Keep his Power
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What was Oxymandias During Reign & Now?
During
- Pharaoh
- Powerful
- Intimidating
- High Status
- Exploitation
Now
- Ancient
- Broken
- Fallen
- Forgotten
- Pharaoh
- Powerful
- Intimidating
- High Status
- Exploitation
Now
- Ancient
- Broken
- Fallen
- Forgotten
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I Met a Traveller from an Antique Land
Oxymandies Power of Nature
Oxymandies Power of Nature
Poet Frames Poem as Narrative Told By Stranger
Makes Oxymandias Seem an Unimportant as Hasn't Met Him - he is in Past & Shows His Power Has No Affect Now.
Makes Oxymandias Seem an Unimportant as Hasn't Met Him - he is in Past & Shows His Power Has No Affect Now.
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Half Sunk, Shattered Oxymandies Power of Nature
Statues Face is Broken because of Effects of Weathering
Irony Shows that Even Though Ozymandias as was Successful, Leader Couldn't Sustain his Power
Irony Shows that Even Though Ozymandias as was Successful, Leader Couldn't Sustain his Power
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Lone & Level Sands Stretch Ozymandies Power of Nature
Allutertaion
Describe how Isolated & Insignificant he is in Vast Desert he Has Lost All of his Power
metaphor
For Someone who is/was Worshipped & Glorified Treated like God Perhaps People's Scared of Him
Describe how Isolated & Insignificant he is in Vast Desert he Has Lost All of his Power
metaphor
For Someone who is/was Worshipped & Glorified Treated like God Perhaps People's Scared of Him
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What is the Key Adjectives for "Storm on the Island" Power of Nature 
- Overpowered
- Physical Suffering
- Anticipation
- Hallucinatin
- Hopelessnes
- Complacency
- Physical Suffering
- Anticipation
- Hallucinatin
- Hopelessnes
- Complacency
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What is the Key PM for "Storm on the Island" Power of Nature 
- Pathetic Fallacy
- Sibilance
- Alliteration
- Caesura
- Onomatopoeia
- Sibilance
- Alliteration
- Caesura
- Onomatopoeia
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What is "Storm on the Island" Power of Nature About? 
1) Island off of Ireland Community Thinks it's Prepared for Storm as Environment is Used to Storms & is Well Suited For It
2) Community Know Storms Can be Damaging but They Feel Confident in Their Ability to Cope
3) Storm Hits. It's Terrifying. Poet Shows Force & Power of Nature.
2) Community Know Storms Can be Damaging but They Feel Confident in Their Ability to Cope
3) Storm Hits. It's Terrifying. Poet Shows Force & Power of Nature.
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What do the First 8 Letters Mean of the Title of "Storm on the Island" Power of Nature? 
STORMONT is Name Given to Northern Ireland's Parliment Buildings
Poems Metaphor for Violent Political Disturbance Ireland Experinced
Poems Metaphor for Violent Political Disturbance Ireland Experinced
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"We are Prepared: We Build Our Houses Squat" "Storm on the Island" Power of Nature
- Islanders Prepared for Storm. Their Houses Strongly Built, Low Hugging Ground
- Semi Colon (:) Creates Pause Caesura Suggets that they are So Confident there is Almost Nothing Else to Say- Arrogance
- Semi Colon (:) Creates Pause Caesura Suggets that they are So Confident there is Almost Nothing Else to Say- Arrogance
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"Can Raise a Tragic Chorus in a Gale" "Storm on the Island" Power of Nature
- Metaphor- Islanders Without Trees
Although They Create a Frightening Sound in Storm, they Give Protection.
- A Chorus Suggest Working Together Without Chorus Islands Have No Protection & Solo & Alone
Although They Create a Frightening Sound in Storm, they Give Protection.
- A Chorus Suggest Working Together Without Chorus Islands Have No Protection & Solo & Alone
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Define Complacency
Describes an Attitude where Someone Takes for Granted the State of Well-being or Privilege they are in.
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How are the Islanders Complacent?
Becuse they are Satisfied with their Preparation for the Storm, without Fully Considering Huge Power of Nature.
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"Sea is Company, Exploding Comfortably Down on the Cliffs" "Storm on the Island" Power of Nature
- Sea Can be Comforting & Inspiring to Islanders. Although it can be Rough it's Far Away Enough Not to Bother Them Usually
- Oxymoron this is an Impossible Phrase as Something that Explodes is Not Comfortable which Shows Their Complacency
- Volta as Before this Line it's Before Storm and After it's During
- Oxymoron this is an Impossible Phrase as Something that Explodes is Not Comfortable which Shows Their Complacency
- Volta as Before this Line it's Before Storm and After it's During
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"Windows, Spits Like a Tame Cat Turned Savage"Storm on the Island" Power of Nature
- Storm Peaks Waves Pound the Cliffs, Sending Up Spray Which Even Reaches Windows
- Islanders Feel Attacked by Storm
- Similie- Something you Trusted in your Home Turning on you Viciously.
A Cat Always has Potential to Return to Instinctive Behaviour & it's Foolish to Think Otherwise.
- Onomatopoeia- Sounds of an Angry Cat Also Creates the Sound of Smashing Sea Spray.
- Islanders Feel Attacked by Storm
- Similie- Something you Trusted in your Home Turning on you Viciously.
A Cat Always has Potential to Return to Instinctive Behaviour & it's Foolish to Think Otherwise.
- Onomatopoeia- Sounds of an Angry Cat Also Creates the Sound of Smashing Sea Spray.
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"Strafes..Salvo...Bombarded" "Storm on the Island" Power of Nature
- Semantic Field of Military Language
Strafes= to Bombarded or Attack
Salvo= Dropping of Lots of Bombs at Same Time
Bombarded= Attack or Bomb
Weather is Violent & Potentially Harmful & Life Threatening & Horror- Inducing
Strafes= to Bombarded or Attack
Salvo= Dropping of Lots of Bombs at Same Time
Bombarded= Attack or Bomb
Weather is Violent & Potentially Harmful & Life Threatening & Horror- Inducing
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"Strange, it is a Huge Nothing that We Fear" Last Line. "Storm on the Island" Power of Nature
- Oxymoron- Ironic because Islanders Spent a Long Time Preparing to Defend Themselves Against Something they Can't See
- Also Complacent at Start; Later Storm is Like an Invisible Enemy- Something They Can't See but is Life-threatening
- Also Complacent at Start; Later Storm is Like an Invisible Enemy- Something They Can't See but is Life-threatening
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"Strange, it is a Huge Nothing that We Fear" Last Line. "Storm on the Island" Power of Nature
- Oxymoron- Ironic because Islanders Spent a Long Time Preparing to Defend Themselves Against Something they Can't See
- Also Complacent at Start; Later Storm is Like an Invisible Enemy- Something They Can't See but is Life-threatening
- Also Complacent at Start; Later Storm is Like an Invisible Enemy- Something They Can't See but is Life-threatening
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"Strange, it is a Huge Nothing that We Fear" Last Line. "Storm on the Island" Power of Nature
- Oxymoron- Ironic because Islanders Spent a Long Time Preparing to Defend Themselves Against Something they Can't See
- Also Complacent at Start; Later Storm is Like an Invisible Enemy- Something They Can't See but is Life-threatening
- Also Complacent at Start; Later Storm is Like an Invisible Enemy- Something They Can't See but is Life-threatening
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What is Vocab Before Storm?
Complacent
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What is Vocab During Storm?
- Overpowered
- Unreadiness
- Vulnerable
- Brutality
- Unreadiness
- Vulnerable
- Brutality
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What's the Context of London Power of Nature?
Romantic Poets Beloved State Institutions such as Gov & Church Responsible for Many Socialist Problems Especially Wealth Inequality.
Belived Industrialisation was Destroying Beauty & Stopping People from Experiencing Simple Pleasure.
Belived Industrialisation was Destroying Beauty & Stopping People from Experiencing Simple Pleasure.
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"Chartered...Chartered" London Power of Nature
Repetition Maps Out & Planned For B Local Government Body. Suggest City is Controlled By Higher Power
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"Mind-forgot Manacles" London Power of Nature
Alliteration of M Emphasises People Trapped on Miserable Lives & Trapped by Their Thoughts Too.
Speaker Blames Government & Power Structures in Society.
Speaker Blames Government & Power Structures in Society.
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"Soldiers Sigh... Blood Down Pace Walls" London Power of Nature
Refrences French Revolution Where Ordinary People Suffered Hopeless Soldier.
Whilst Wealthy & Powerful Protected & Safe.
Shows How Unfair Society Was.
Whilst Wealthy & Powerful Protected & Safe.
Shows How Unfair Society Was.
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Who Wrote "Checking Out Me History" Personal Conflict? 
Agard
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What is Dialect Cereal? "Checking Out Me History" Personal Conflict
Version of Widley Used Language which Reflects Culture Speaker is From- New/Slang Words in it & Different Rhythm
Dem Tell Me
Dem Tell Me
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What Caused Agard to Write the Poem & What does it show? "Checking Out Me History" Personal Conflict
Was Taught Eurocentric View of History which Neglected his Own Cultural Heritage & Identity.
Poem Criticises this & Shows Agards Justified Anger & Frustration.
He Used Creole Dialect to Represent his Own Identity.
Poem Criticises this & Shows Agards Justified Anger & Frustration.
He Used Creole Dialect to Represent his Own Identity.
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Define Eurocentric
Belief & Values that Mainly Represent & Celebrate European Values
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What is Key Vocab/Ajectives for "Checking Out Me History" Personal Conflict?
- Identity
- Eurocentric
- Representation
- Dominated
- Celebrate
- Empowerment
- Eurocentric
- Representation
- Dominated
- Celebrate
- Empowerment
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Name the European Historic Figures in his Poem & the Caribbean ones? "Checking Out Me History" Personal Conflict
European
- Lord Nelson
- Waterloo
- Christopher Columbus
- Florence Nightingale
- Robin Hood
Caribbean
- Toussaint L'Ouverture
- Nanny if the Maroons
- Shaka the Zulu
- Caribs
- Arawaks
- Mary Seacole
- Lord Nelson
- Waterloo
- Christopher Columbus
- Florence Nightingale
- Robin Hood
Caribbean
- Toussaint L'Ouverture
- Nanny if the Maroons
- Shaka the Zulu
- Caribs
- Arawaks
- Mary Seacole
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"Dem Tell Me
Dem Tell Me" "Checking Out Me History" Personal Conflict
Dem Tell Me" "Checking Out Me History" Personal Conflict
Repetition as Speaker's Experience of Being Taught History was That it Was Imposed on Him & Was a Eurocentric Version of History.
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"and All Dat
Dick Whittington and He Cat" "Checking Out Me History" Personal Conflict
Dick Whittington and He Cat" "Checking Out Me History" Personal Conflict
Rhyme- Adds to Nonsense Feel of European History Chosen for Him
- Simplistic Rhymes are Chosen to Represent Now Shallow & Unimportant This History Fells to Him
- Simplistic Rhymes are Chosen to Represent Now Shallow & Unimportant This History Fells to Him
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Line 10-21 Structure of Stanzas "Checking Out Me History" Personal Conflict
In Italics- Represents Spoken Word-Stories of Caribbean Leaders were Passed in Oral Tradition.
Marks Them Out as Special to Agard.
Indented- Caribbean History is Closer to His Heart & Feels Completly Different to Him
Marks Them Out as Special to Agard.
Indented- Caribbean History is Closer to His Heart & Feels Completly Different to Him
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Who was Toussaint L'Ouverture? "Checking Out Me History" Personal Conflict
Born as Slave & Led Rebelion in Now What is Haiti & Was Only Salve Rebellion in Colonies to Successfully Establish New Nation
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"Toussaint...Battalion....Thorn" Line 15-18 "Checking Out Me History" Personal Conflict
Battalion- Organised Groups of Soldiers suggets Toussaint was a Capable Military Leader
- Toussaint Led an Impressive Sizeable Group of Soldiers
Thorn Toussaint Poses a Challenge to French Forces Haiti
- Sharp Jagged can Cause Harm to French Oppressors
- Toussaint Led an Impressive Sizeable Group of Soldiers
Thorn Toussaint Poses a Challenge to French Forces Haiti
- Sharp Jagged can Cause Harm to French Oppressors
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Who was Nanny of the Maroons? "Checking Out Me History" Personal Conflict
Escaped Slave in Jamaica & She Helped Free 800 Slaves (Maroons). They Set Up Own Communities in Hilly Areas.
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"Nanny..Mountain Dream Fire-Woman... Hopeful Stream to Freedom River""Checking Out Me History" Personal Conflict
Mountain Dream- Huge Intimidating was Perhaps True of Nanny of the Maroons
- Always Optimistic for Free Future for Her it May Have Seemed Like Dream When they Suffered at Start
Fire Woman- Suggets Combative Qualities of NM- she Defeated Slave Oppressors
- She is Fierce & Impressive Capable Person
Freesom River- As NM Established Her Free Community & Frees More People the Steam Becomes River
Hopeful Stream
- Constant Flow of Water
- Reliable Source of Help
- Water is Essential for Survival- NM Secured Slave Freedom
- Always Optimistic for Free Future for Her it May Have Seemed Like Dream When they Suffered at Start
Fire Woman- Suggets Combative Qualities of NM- she Defeated Slave Oppressors
- She is Fierce & Impressive Capable Person
Freesom River- As NM Established Her Free Community & Frees More People the Steam Becomes River
Hopeful Stream
- Constant Flow of Water
- Reliable Source of Help
- Water is Essential for Survival- NM Secured Slave Freedom
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Who was Marry Seacole? "Checking Out Me History" Personal Conflict
Jamiacan Nurse Helped Suffering Soldiers in Crimean War & Travelled to Help.
Improved Hygiene & Nursing Standards to Save Lives.
Mixed Race
Improved Hygiene & Nursing Standards to Save Lives.
Mixed Race
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"Healing Star... Yellow Sunrise" "Checking Out Me History" Personal Conflict Marry Seacole
Healing Star- Light Imagery Symbolises Hope for Future
- Stars as Guide
- Nurturing Qualities & Ability Cure Injured/Wounded Soldiers
Yellow Sunrise- New Beginnings for Soldiers she has Cured
- Warmth & Relaxation so MS Brings that to Soldiers
- Conitations of Joy
- Stars as Guide
- Nurturing Qualities & Ability Cure Injured/Wounded Soldiers
Yellow Sunrise- New Beginnings for Soldiers she has Cured
- Warmth & Relaxation so MS Brings that to Soldiers
- Conitations of Joy
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"Dem Tell Me ...... I Checking out .... I Carving Out" Last Line "Checkin Out Me History" Personal Conflict
Dem Tell Me- Circular Structure
at Start Colonizes Imposed Eurocentric Version of Past on Speaker.
At End Has Ownership Control Over His Personal History Identity
I Checking out .... I Carving Out- Volta Signals Shift in Time & Tone From Harsh Tone Speaker is Forced to Absorb Eurocentric Version of History
At Volta Speaker Feels Sense of Freedom to Create & Control his Identity
at Start Colonizes Imposed Eurocentric Version of Past on Speaker.
At End Has Ownership Control Over His Personal History Identity
I Checking out .... I Carving Out- Volta Signals Shift in Time & Tone From Harsh Tone Speaker is Forced to Absorb Eurocentric Version of History
At Volta Speaker Feels Sense of Freedom to Create & Control his Identity
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Who Wrote Emigrée? Personal Conflict Power & Conflict
Rumens
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What was Emigrée About? Personal Conflict Power & Conflict
- Story of Woman Forced to Leave Her Country of Origin because of War
- Still Lives in New Country
- Poem Depicts Personal Conflict that This Creates
- Still Lives in New Country
- Poem Depicts Personal Conflict that This Creates
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Define Emigrats EmigréePersonal Conflict Power & Conflict
People Who Have Left Country of Birth to Settle Elsewhere in World
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Define Immigrant Emigrée Personal Conflict Power & Conflict
Somone Who Moves to New Country
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What the Emigration of the Speaker Deliberate? Emigrée Personal Conflict Power & Conflict
Yes was Choice as Referees to Lots of Memories
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Key Ajectives for Emigrée Personal Conflict Power & Conflict
- Emigrate
- Nostalgia
- Disconnected
- Isolated
- Strength
- Nostalgia
- Disconnected
- Isolated
- Strength
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Bright Filled Paperweight Emigrée Personal Conflict Power & Conflict
Bright Filled- Mixed Feelings Suggests Optimism & Opportunity but Heaviest of Paperweight Implies Sadness at Being Cut off From Home
Paperweight- Solidarity of Paperweight Equals to Embeded Memory of Home is for Her
- Sadness Due to Feeling Homesick. A Heavy Feeling Like Weight of Paper-Weight
- Memories Grounded as She Recalls Stability & Security she Felt in her Birth Country this Gives Strength
Paperweight- Solidarity of Paperweight Equals to Embeded Memory of Home is for Her
- Sadness Due to Feeling Homesick. A Heavy Feeling Like Weight of Paper-Weight
- Memories Grounded as She Recalls Stability & Security she Felt in her Birth Country this Gives Strength
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I am Branded by the Impression of Sunlight Emigrée Personal Conflict Power & Conflict
- Happy Memories for Ever Imprinted on Her Mind
- When Person During Slavery Branded it Shows Ownership. In Same Way Owns & Treasured Her Memories of Her Country.
- Implies Hurt as Memories Painful because Can't Experience Them Anymore.
- When Person During Slavery Branded it Shows Ownership. In Same Way Owns & Treasured Her Memories of Her Country.
- Implies Hurt as Memories Painful because Can't Experience Them Anymore.
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'War' & 'Tyrants' Emigrée Personal Conflict Power & Conflict
- Language of War suggests Current Violence & Oppression in Her Home Country with Happy Memories
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As Time Rolls it's Tanks Emigrée Personal Conflict Power & Conflict
- Alliteration- Emphasis Distance she Feels from Her Home Country
- Personification & Metaphor
'Us' Plural Pronoun suggests Country is Like Close Friend or Friendship that is Fading Rather than Place
- Personification & Metaphor
'Us' Plural Pronoun suggests Country is Like Close Friend or Friendship that is Fading Rather than Place
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Rise Between Us Close Like Waves Emigrée Personal Conflict Power & Conflict
- Reflects Speakers Inner Conflict:
Waves are Constant- Her Feelings of Isolation Fluctuates Like Tide
When Comes in are Stronger
When Goes Out Feels Less Isolated
Waves are Constant- Her Feelings of Isolation Fluctuates Like Tide
When Comes in are Stronger
When Goes Out Feels Less Isolated
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Like Hollow DollEmigrée Personal Conflict Power & Conflict
Similie- Implies Suppressed 1st Language for Long Time- She hasn't Needed to use it in New Country
- Implies Emptiness Hasn't Expressed Herself in Native Language for So Long she Feels Something Lacking Feels Empty
- Implies Emptiness Hasn't Expressed Herself in Native Language for So Long she Feels Something Lacking Feels Empty
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I Comb it's Hair & Love it's Shinning Eyes Emigrée Personal Conflict Power & Conflict
Metaphore- Country of Birth Compared to Doll Speaker Cares For & Speaker's Feelings Protective, Motherly Towards Her Country of Birth.
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Accuse Me of Absence.... Accuse Me of Being Dark in Their Free City Emigrée Personal Conflict Power & Conflict
1) People in Old City No Longer Accept Her
2) People in Her New City Don't Except Her Either
Repetition- Suggest Division Between Speaker & People from Both Countries Hostility & Emphasises Isolation
2) People in Her New City Don't Except Her Either
Repetition- Suggest Division Between Speaker & People from Both Countries Hostility & Emphasises Isolation
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My Shadow Falls as Evidence of Sunlight Emigrée Personal Conflict Power & Conflict
Memory of Country Guves her Strength with her Shadow Despite Cruelty.
Shadow - Cruelty Always There & She Will Always Feel Pain & Disconnected
Shadow - Cruelty Always There & She Will Always Feel Pain & Disconnected