Character Analysis (AQA A-Level English Literature A): Flashcards

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Hilliard's key emotional state

Withdrawn & emotionally numb due to trauma

What Hilliard embodies thematically

The 'broken generation' of WWI veterans

Barton's key character traits

Warm, outgoing, hopeful & innocent

What Barton symbolically represents

Youth, hope, innocence & potential destroyed by war

Constance Hilliard's thematic function

Symbolises soldier-civilian divide & experiential gap

Captain Franklin's character

Unemotional, severe & represents rigid authority

Coulter's fate in the novel

Swift, meaningless death in raid; bravado extinguished

What Harris represents

Severe shell shock & extreme psychological damage

Hilliard-Barton relationship significance

Novel's emotional & thematic centre

Significance of Barton's death

Delivers devastating, anti-heroic conclusion about waste

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