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Who wrote Journey's End and what was his WWI role?

R.C. Sherriff, who served as an officer

When was Journey's End first performed?

1928

What characterised trench warfare in WWI?

Long waiting broken by sudden combat

How did post-war society view war by 1928?

Disillusioned with war as heroic

Who typically became officers in the British Army during WWI?

Upper class men

Which social class does Stanhope represent?

Upper class

What is Trotter's background and outlook?

Working-class, practical & cheerful

How was shell shock viewed during WWI?

As weakness or cowardice

What condition does Hibbert pretend to have?

Neuralgia

What burden does Stanhope carry as a leader?

Weight of his men's lives on shoulders

How did WWI affect British class divisions?

War began to blur class divisions

What does the title Journey's End reflect?

Inevitability of death in war

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