. Flashcards

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Tissue

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  • paper that let’s the light shine through
  • sun shines through// daylight breaks through
  • fly our lives like paper kites
  • turned into your skin
  • transparent with attention
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Eric

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  • early twenties, not quite at ease, half shy, half assertive
  • you don’t understand. You never did. You never even tried.
  • she wasn’t the usual sort
  • (involuntarily) my God!
  • why shouldn’t they try for higher wages?
  • I hate these fat old tarts
  • (suddenly guffaws)
  • I insisted- it seems
  • I was in that state where a chap easily turns nasty
  • you killed her- and the child
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Soti

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we just sit tight

  • exploding comfortably
  • bombarded, blasts, salvo, strafes
  • spits like a tame cat turned savage
  • strange, it is a huge nothing that we fear
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Mrs Birling

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  • I did nothing I’m ashamed of
  • I think it was simply a piece of gross impertinence
  • girls of that class
  • a rather cold woman
  • they’re overtired. In the morning they’ll be as amused as we are
  • go and look for the father… it’s his responsibility
  • she had only herself to blame
  • as if a girl of that sort would ever refuse money
  • I don’t believe it. I won’t believe it
  • her husbands social superior
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Gerald

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  • I hate those hard eyed dough faced women
  • I insisted… I made her take some money
  • everything’s alright now Sheila
  • I’ve suddenly realised- taken it in properly - that she’s dead
  • you couldn’t have done anything else
  • there’s still no proof it was really the same girl
  • knew it couldn’t last
  • well bred young man about the town
  • looked young and fresh and charming
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Sheila

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  • is it the one you wanted me to have?
  • (miserably) so I’m really responsible?
  • I suppose we’re all nice people now
  • it’s you two who are being childish
  • you don’t seem to have learnt anything
  • these girls aren’t cheap labour- they’re people
  • (laughs rather hysterically) why- you fool- he knows. Of course he knows
  • what he made me feel. Fire and blood and anguish
  • Mother, I think it was cruel and vile
  • very pleased with life and rather excited
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Prelude

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Like a living thing, strode after me

A huge peak, black and huge

Huge and mighty forms that do not live like living men

It was an act of stealth and trouble pleasure

Were a trouble to my dreams

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Ozymandias

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Sneer of cold command

The hand that mocked them

Lone and level sands stretch far away

Colossal wreck

My name is ozymandias, king of kings

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Kamikaze

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A tuna the dark Prince muscular, dangerous.

Arcing in swathes like a huge flag

He must have wondered which had been the better way to die

Her father embarked at sunrise

The dark shoals of fishes flashing silver as their bellies swivelled towards towards the sun

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London

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Marriage hearse

The chartered Thames does flow

Mind forged manacles

Marks of weakness, marks of woe

Runs in blood down palace walls

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Comh

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Balloon, moon, spoon– de cow jump over the moon

Mountain, fire, stream, river

I carving out me identity

Dem tell me dem tell me what dem want to tell me

Bandage up… blind me to me own identity

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Inspector

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He knows

Impression of massiveness, solidity and purposefullness

We are members of one body

Speaks carefully, weightily

Their suffering and chance of happiness all intertwined with our lives

(Massively) public men, Mr Birling, have responsibilities as well as privileges

They will be taught in fire and blood and anguish

Each of you helped to kill her. Remember that.

You used the power you had… to punish the girl

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Mr Birling

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  • lower costs and higher prices

Mixed up together like bees in a hive

If we were all responsible for everything that happened to everybody… it would be very awkward wouldn’t it?

Why you hysterical young fool - get back - or ill…

A heavy looking rather portentous man

I can’t accept any responsibility

The famous younger generations who know it all. And they can’t even take a joke

There’s a fair chance that I may find myself into the next honours list

A man has to make his own way, has to look after himself

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Eva

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One of the things that prejudiced me against her

(With dignity) we’ve done a great deal of useful work for deserving cases

As if a girl of that sort would ever refuse money

There are millions and millions of Eva smiths and john smiths

Died in misery and agony - hating life

Young and fresh and charming and altogether out of place down there

(Unhappily) I’d give thousands, yes thousands

Very pretty// big dark eyes

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Mld

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Notice Neptune, though, taming a sea horse

Her looks went everywhere

Looking as if she were alive

(Since none puts by the curtain I have drawn for you, but i)

I gave commands

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Wp

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A hundred agonies in black and white

Half formed ghost

They do not care// impassively

Rural England

Spools of suffering set out in ordered rows

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Emigree

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They accuse me of absence, they circle me

Bright, filled paperweight

Branded by an impression of sunlight

I comb it’s hair and love it’s shining eyes

That child’s vocabulary, I carried here like a hollow doll, opens and spills a grammar

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Wp structure

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  • unchanging - 6 lines per stanza
  • caesura
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Soti structure

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  • long sentences
  • enjambment
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Mld structure

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  • dramatic monologue
  • iambic pentameter
  • 1 long paragraph
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Kami structur

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  • stanzas with equal line length
  • free verse
  • enjambement
  • 3rd and 1st person narration
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Emigree structure

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  • caesura at end
  • free verse
  • enjambement
    -epistrophe
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Tissue structure

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  • enjambment
  • free verse
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Prelude structure

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  • epic poem
  • blank verse
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Ozy structure
- sonnet
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London structure
- mostly iambic tetrameter - not "marks of weakness... "