In Depth remains

Question 1

Remains language

Answer 1

Legs it up the road- trivialised colloquial language authentic voice casual relatable=sympathetic

Carter of in the back of the lorry- reduction of humanity

He’s in my head when I close my eyes… dug in behind enemy lines- metaphor for war in head= PTSD

His bloody life in my bloody hands- first curse second guilt

Question 2

Remains content

Answer 2

Written coincide document on PTSD

Based on Iraq 2003

Describes shooting in Iraq- long term and short term effects

Shows persistent mental suffering after conflict

Question 3

Form and structure

Answer 3

Monologue- present tense and flashbacks = PTSD SYMPTOMS

first 4 stanzas at Iraq three home= after math

Enjambment gives conversational tone and fast pace at shooting

Repetition possibly harmed probably not conveys guilt and bitterness

Close my eyes… enemy lines para rhyme conveys mental torment as not stable