Exposure Flashcards

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Exposure

F L O G S D

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For love of God seems dieing

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Exposure

B N H

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But nothing happens

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Exposure

O B A

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Our brains ache

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Exposure

B… L D T T A T S B

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Bullets … less dense that the air that shudders black

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Exposure

O U T D A C

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On us the doors are closed

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Who wrote exposure?

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Wilfred Owen

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When was exposure written?

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Winter 1917- from his own experience in the trenches

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Why was exposure written?

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  • Owen’s expression after being treated for PTSD in english hospital
  • Shows his horrors of warfare and the misery of being a soldier in ww1
  • Shows the real conditions of the trenches
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Exposure

T M I E W T K U

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the merciless iced east winds that knife us

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What ideas of power and conflict are presented in exposure?

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  • war and how the conditions mean it effects people in different ways not just through death
  • weather/nature are as dangerous as the enemy as they fight two battles at once
  • despairing and disbelief in morals show that conflict leads to a lose of faith
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