Journey's End: Key Quotations (Edexcel GCSE English Literature): Flashcards

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Journey's End: Key Quotations
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Stanhope's coping method in the trenches

Whisky - without it he'd go mad with fright

Hibbert's excuse to avoid duty

Beastly neuralgia

Duration Trotter mentions being in trenches

Six days

Food item Trotter complains about not having

Apricots

Osborne's quote showing loyalty to a fellow soldier

I love that fellow. I'd go to hell with him

Stanhope to Uncle about enduring the situation

I'll stick it out now

Osborne's advice on how to view war

Think of it all as romantic

Raleigh's description of waiting for an attack

Frightfully exciting

Theme shown by Stanhope & Hibbert's behaviour

Fear and Coping

Theme illustrated by Trotter's speech patterns

Social Class

Theme shown by Osborne & Stanhope's bond

Community and Comradeship

Theme shown by Raleigh & Osborne's views on war

The Futility of War

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