Kamikaze

Question 1

Who wrote kamikaze

Answer 1

Beatrice garland

Question 2

Form

Answer 2

Mostly third person (pilots daughter)

Absence of the pilots voice shows he’s been cut off from society and third person emphasises that

Question 3

Structure

Answer 3

First 5 stanzas is one sentence which covers the account of the pilots flight as the pilots daughter imagines it. End of the sentence represents the plane landing and the final stanzas deal with the fallout of the pilots actions

Question 4

Irony

Answer 4

The way he’s treated when he returns to his family is ironic because they act as if he’s dead - society

Question 5

Quote

Answer 5

Embarked - suggest msg that it will be a journey to his death

Question 6

Quote

Answer 6

At the little fishing boats strung out like bunting - ironic , bunting is associated with celebration but there’s no victorious return for the pilot

Question 7

Auote

Answer 7

Arcing is swathes like a huge boat waved first one way - to stop the man from completing his mission

Question 8

Quotes

Answer 8

On a green-blue translucent sea

Question 9

Quotes

Answer 9

Shoals/fishes/as/bellies swivelled towards the sun

Question 10

Quote

Answer 10

And once a tuna, the dark prince, muscular, dangerous - remind the reader of the dangers of nature

Question 11

Quotes

Answer 11

They treated him as if he no longer existed - irony, he survived but is treated as if he is dead
No longer the father we loved

Question 12

Quote

Answer 12

He must have wonderd which had been he better way to die - destructiveness of patriotism - ashamed