Key Quotations (AQA A-Level English Literature A): Flashcards

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Blackadder's '50,000 men' quote theme

Futility of war/senseless waste of life

'Sporting' in artillery quote meaning

Warfare as gentleman's game vs. mass slaughter irony

Melchett's 'pig-headed unwillingness' satirises what

Stubborn WWI leadership celebrating ignorance as strategy

'35 miles behind you' exposes what

Class divisions; officers' safety vs. soldiers' danger

'Tiddly-winking leapfroggers' emphasises what about George

Youth & innocence; pre-war life as childlike games

Baldrick's 'cunning plan' symbolises what

Misplaced confidence in impossible situations

'Good luck, everyone' represents what tonal shift

From cynical satire to genuine tragedy/solidarity

Darling's 'keen as mustard' reveals what

Staff officers' hypocrisy hiding dread of frontline

Three language techniques in Blackadder Goes Forth

Verbal wit, dark irony, and pathos

What the series critiques through quotations

Military incompetence, class divisions, propaganda

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