11) War Photographer: quotes Flashcards

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In his darkroom, the photographer is alone with “s__ o_ s__ s__ o__ i_ o__ r__”.

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…“spools of suffering set out in ordered rows”.

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The second stanza opens with “h_ h__ a j__ t_ d_”.

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…“he has a job to do”.

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The photographer’s “h__, w__ d__ n__ t__ t__ … s__ t_ n__”.

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…“(his) hands, which did not tremble then…seem to now”.

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Duffy describes that the photographer is “h__ a__ / t_ o__ p__ … t_ f__ w__ d__ e__ b__ t__ f__ / o_ r__ c__ i_ a n__ h__”.

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…“home again / to ordinary pain…to fields which don’t explode beneath the feet / of running children in a nightmare heat”.

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As one photo forms, “a s__ f__ / f__ s__ t_ t__ … a h__-f__ g__”.

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…“a stranger’s features / faintly start to twist…a half-formed ghost”.

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The photographer knows that he is doing “w__ s__ m__”, rhymed with “t__ b__ s__ i__ f__ d__”.

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…“what someone must…the blood stained into foreign dust”.

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The photographer has captured “a h__ a__ i_ b__ a__ w__ / f__ w__ h__ e__ w__ p__ o__ f__ o_ s__”.

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…“a hundred agonies in black and white / from which his editor will pick out five or six”.

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Duffy describes how “t__ h__ e__ p__ / w__ t__ b__ t__ b__ a__ p__-l__ b__”.

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…“the reader’s eyeballs prick / with tears between the bath and pre-lunch beers”.

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The photographer “s__ i__ a_ w__ / h_ e__ h__ l__ a__ t__ d_ n__ c__”.

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…“(he) stares impassively at where / he earns his living and they do not care”.

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Give 3 quotes which refer to the duty the photographer feels he has to fulfil.

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1) “he has a job to do” 2) “to do what someone must” 3) “he stares impassively at where / he earns his living and they do not care”

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Give 2 quotes which demonstrate the way the photographer’s work is glamorised and refined.

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1) “spools of suffering set out in ordered rows” 2) “a hundred agonies in black and white / from which his editor will pick out five or six”

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Give 2 quotes which show the indifference of the public towards the conflict the photographer captures.

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1) “the reader’s eyeballs prick / with tears between the bath and pre-lunch beers” 2) “he stares impassively at where / he earns his living and they do not care”

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Give 3 quotes which show the effects on the photographer of both conflict itself and the way in which his work capturing it is received by the public eye.

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1) “his hands, which did not tremble then…seem to now” 2) “home again / to ordinary pain” 3) “he stares impassively”

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Give 3 quotes which show the effects of conflict which the photographer observes.

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1) “home again / to ordinary pain…to fields which don’t explode beneath the feet / of running children in a nightmare heat” 2) “a stranger’s features / faintly start to twist…a half-formed ghost” 3) “the blood stained into foreign dust”

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