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Literature Paper 2 quotes Flashcards

1
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Tissue: sunlight

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Maps too. He sun shines through their border lines, the marks that rivers make, roads, rail tracks, mountain folds

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Tissue: receipt

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Fine slips from grocery shops […] might fly our life like paper kites

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Poppies

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A single dove flew from the pear tree

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War photographer: attitude

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They do not care

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War photographer: places

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Belfast. Beirut. Phnom Penh.

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Oxymandias: start

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I met a traveler

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Oxymandias: statue/ artist

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The hand that mocked them

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London: streets

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Charter’d

Charter’d

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London: attitudes

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In every blackening church […] in every […] in every […] mind-forged manacles

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The prelude: height

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Utmost boundary

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The prelude: realisation

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When […] a huge peak […] upreared it’s head

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The last duchess: mythology

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Notice Neptune, though, taming a seahorse

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The last duchess: superiority

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Will’t please you sit […] will’t please you rise

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The charge of the light brigade: mistake

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Wondered

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The charge of the light brigade:duty

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Theirs […] theirs […] theirs but to do and die

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The emigreé: personification

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Dancing
Sick
Lie down with me

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The emigreé: light

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Sunlight

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Exposure: personification

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Pale flakes with fingering strength

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Exposure: repetition

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But nothing happens

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Storm on the island: oxymoron

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Exploding comfortably

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Storm on the island: iambic pentameter

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We are prepared we build out houses squat

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Kamikaze: last line

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

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Kamikaze: nature

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A tune, the dark prince, muscular, dangerous

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Bayonet charge: first line

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Suddenly he awoke and he was running - raw, in raw- seamed hot khaki

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Remains: first line

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On another occasion we got sent out to tackle looters”

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Bayonet charge: no escape

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Listening between his footfalls for the reason of his still running

27
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Remains: no escape

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The drinks and drugs won’t flush him out

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Bayonet charge: psychological effects

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King, honour, human dignity, etcetera. Dropped like luxuries in a yelling alarm

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Remains: psychological effects

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He’s here in my head when I close my eyes

30
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Bayonet charge: immediate

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His terrors touchy dynamite

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Remains: long lasting

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Sleep, and he’s probably armed, possibly not.

32
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TDOT- corruption of childhood innocence

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“I’m going[…] dunno bout you, but I’m going”

“She stared at the lace cloth, the fluted China cup “I’ll go too””

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TDOT- warping of childhood memories and realisation of true darkness

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“She wouldn’t go in there for a million dollars, not even in the bright day like now”

“One moment you were walking in the long grass, with the sun on your hair […] then you glimpsed darkness, and inescapable darkness”

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IMOTBR- Death, and the idea of loosing familiarity and comfort

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“Found herself crying too”

“The pain of parting traps us in our silent world”

35
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IMOTBR- Being segregated against

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“Invisibility of the back row”

“Enrolled in the hottest, baddest stream in the first year”

36
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Th charge of the light brigade

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Tennyson

37
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The emigreé

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Rumens

38
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Exposure

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Owen

39
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Storm on the island

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Heaney

40
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Tissue

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Dharker

41
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Checking out me history

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Agard

42
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Oxymandias

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Shelley

43
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London

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Blake

44
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Extract from: the prelude

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Wordsworth

45
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The last duchess

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Browning

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Kamikaze

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Garland

47
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Poppies

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Weir

48
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War photographer

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Duffy

English Terminology (4 decks)

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