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Journey's End
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journeys end
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english
gcse
Mind Map by
Jon Holmes
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Jon Holmes
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Journey's End
Heroism/Hero Worship
Quotes
"Yes I'm a hero" sarcasm shows how Stanhope doesn't see himself the way Raleigh does
"Small boys at school generally have their heroes"
He looks so tired but that's because he works so frightfully hard
"I'm awfully proud to think he's my friend"
"Did I ask him to force his way into the company? No! I didn't. Very well, he'll pay for his damn cheek"
'It's just gone through a bit, Jimmy'
Points
Only towards the end does the relationship change between Stanhope and Raleigh
Raleigh Worships Stanhope CONTEXT: Propaganda
Stanhope distances himself from Raleigh to keep the reality of the war away from home
Effects of War/Cowardice
Points
Hibbert fakes neuralgia throughout to escape war
Context Cowardice and lack of understanding of mental issues
Coping mechanisms
Stanhope alcoholism/critical nature of others
Trotter 144 circles and food
Osbourne Alice and wonderland
Avoid mentions of war
Quotes
"because hes stuck it till his nerves have got battered to bits hes called a drunkard"
"If i wasnt doped with whisky id go mad with fright"
"Stanhope, if only you knew how awful i feel"
fiddling my revolver you see-cleaning it-and its going go off by accident
Comradship
Point
different classes and background- war makes them stick together
Mason and Trotter lower class shown by dialect
Stanhope and Osbourne upper class
Osbourne and Stanhope Relationship
"then we'll go up together holding hands"
"I love that man id go to hell with him"
"Its awfully decent of you stanhope"
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