Journey's End: Writer's Methods & Techniques (Edexcel GCSE English Literature): Flashcards

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Stanhope's quote that foreshadows Osborne's death

the one man I could trust

How futility of war is shown in Journey's End

Through repetitive routines & lack of progress

How fear of death is shown in the play

Through subtext: Hibbert's escape, Stanhope's whisky

Method Sherriff uses based on his WWI experience

Realism

Setting details that create realism in Journey's End

Claustrophobic dugout, dim lighting, muddy trenches

What does Stanhope symbolise?

Psychological toll of leadership

What does Osborne represent?

Kindness and stability

What does Hibbert portray?

Fear and avoidance

What does Raleigh represent?

Youthful enthusiasm and loss of innocence

What does whisky symbolise for Stanhope?

Coping with fears and responsibilities

What do Osborne's watch & ring symbolise?

Life and family outside the war

What does the collapsing trench symbolise?

Destruction of men & fragile hopes

How does pacing mirror war in Journey's End?

Long anticipation interrupted by sudden violence

Example of contrast technique in the play

Light-hearted banter vs tragic events like Osborne's death

Style of dialogue in Journey's End

Naturalistic, reflects speech patterns of the time

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