The Accrington Pals by Peter Whelan (AQA A-Level English Literature A): Flashcards

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May Hassall's character type in the play

Early feminist figure and independent market stall holder

May Hassall's unspoken feeling

Affection for Tom Hackford

What Eva Mason represents

Innocence and war's disruption of ordinary lives

Sarah Harding's role in community

Neighbourhood busybody and source of local information

Annie Boggis's key character trait

Devoutly religious with strict moral standards

Tom Hackford's main internal conflict

Socialist beliefs vs personal emotions and desires

Tom Hackford's psychological symptoms

Hallucinations and emotional fluctuations

Ralph Brierley's defining characteristic

Youthful optimism contrasting with war's brutality

Reggie Boggis's transformation

From street boy to family breadwinner

Sgt Major Rivers's leadership style

Authority combined with compassion for his men

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