Look What We Have Coming To Dover

Question 1

‘Invade’

Answer 1

Negative

- introducing ongoing negative connotations, automatically labelled, normal people looking for a better life

Question 2

‘Cushy’

Answer 2

Life easy, take for granted tourists

Question 3

‘Stowed’

Answer 3

Hidden below the water line

Question 4

‘Camouflage’

Answer 4

Illegals hiding

Question 5

‘Scramming’

Answer 5

Thugs, racist white nationalists

Question 6

‘Yobbish’

Answer 6

Nationalist

Question 7

Syntax

Answer 7

Difficlut to follow

Question 8

‘Asthma of Paris’

Answer 8

Suffocating nature against them

Question 9

‘Babbling our Lingoes’

Answer 9

Used by white supremacy

Question 10

‘Human’

Answer 10

Dehumanised, subhuman

Question 11

Speaker is

Answer 11

Someone who has been here a long time

Question 12

‘Ministered’

Answer 12

Subject to administration share line controlled

Question 13

‘Thunder unbladders’

Answer 13

Weeping in immigrants

Question 14

‘Yobbish rain’

Answer 14

Nature against them

Question 15

Sounds

Answer 15

Overwhelmed with vocabulary and sounds

Question 16

Constrast with people

Answer 16

Allows in the boat

Question 17

‘Chalk of Britannia’

Answer 17

Metaphor for white supremacists

Question 18

Ignorant perception

Answer 18

Of the outsider

- subverting expectation of language

Question 19

Subverting expectations

Answer 19

Of language

Question 20

Hopeful innocence versus

Answer 20

Knowledge

Question 21

Last stanza

Answer 21

Ascending list, classic poetic voice

Question 22

‘Blair’d in the cash’

Answer 22

David Cameron described migrant source antagonistic white British who doesn’t want immigrants