Power and Conflict Reality of Conflict

Question 1

Ozymandias king of kings

Answer 1

Ozymandias
power of ma, power of nature, kinda can do culture at a push:
“My name is Ozymandias, king of kings:”

Question 2

Ozymandias b n b

Answer 2

Ozymandias
power of ma, power of nature, kinda can do culture at a push:
“boundless and bare,”

Question 3

Ozymandias cold command

Answer 3

Ozymandias
power of ma, power of nature, kinda can do culture at a push;
“sneer of cold command”

Question 4

London forged manacles

Answer 4

London
po man, po nature, culture kinda, loss, conflict: “The mind-forged manacles I hear”

Question 5

London blood down palace

Answer 5

London
po man, po nature, culture kinda, loss, conflict: “Runs blood down the palace walls “

Question 6

London chimney sweepers

Answer 6

London
po man, po nature, culture kinda, loss, conflict: “How the chimney sweepers cry “

Question 7

Storm on the island spits like tame,
turned savage

Answer 7

Storm on the island
culture, conflict, po man, po nature: “spits like a tame cat Turned savage”

Question 8

Storm on the island your house too

Answer 8

Storm on the island
culture, conflict, po man, po nature: “Forgetting that it pummels your house too.”

Question 9

Storm on the island Bombarded

Answer 9

Storm on the island
culture, conflict, po man, po nature: “Bombarded”, “Pummels” and “Exploding “

Question 10

Checking on me History what dem tell me

Answer 10

Checking on me History
conflict, culture, po man, loss: “Dem tell me what dem want to tell me “

Question 11

Checking on me History never tell me

Answer 11

Checking on me History
conflict, culture, po man, loss:
“no dem never tell me bout dat”

Question 12

Checking on me History bandage up me eye

Answer 12

Checking on me History
conflict, culture, po man, loss: “I carving out me own history”, “bandage up me eye with me own history”

Question 13

Checking Out Me History, Toussaint de

Answer 13

“Toussaint de thorn to de french Toussaint de beacon of de Haitian Revolution”
Juxtaposition-Symbolic of culture and how it harms some people while benefiting others
Repetition- Emphasises the greatness of Afro-Caribbean culture/history in the eyes of agard and how it should be taught more often

Question 14

kamikaze, divine wind

Answer 14

kamikaze
conflict, nature, loss, po man, po nature:
‘kamikaze’ means ‘divine wind’

Question 15

kamikaze no longer father

Answer 15

kamikaze
conflict, nature, loss, po man, po nature:
“was no longer the father we loved”

Question 16

kamikaze dark shoals

Answer 16

kamikaze
conflict, nature, loss, po man, po nature:
-“dark shoals of fish flashing silver”: image links to a
Samurai sword – conveys the conflict between his love
for nature/life and his sense of duty. Also has sibilance

Question 17

Kamikaze tuna

Answer 17

“tuna, the dark prince, muscular, dangerous”- Religious imagery demonstrates the power of man to overcome nature both internal and external. It conveys how humanity is capable of overpowering anything but we limit ourselves with our culture

Question 18

the charge of tlb all in the valley , 600

Answer 18

the charge of tlb
conflict, culture, po man:
“All in the valley of Death
Rode the six hundred.
“

Question 19

the charge of tlb flashed all sabres

Answer 19

the charge of tlb
conflict, culture, po man:
“flashed all there sabres bare
“

Question 20

the charge of tlb
glory fade

Answer 20

the charge of tlb
conflict, culture, po man:
“When can their glory fade?”

Question 21

the charge of tlb shattered , Volleyed

Answer 21

the charge of tlb
conflict, culture, po man:
“ Shattered and sundered”, “ Volleyed and thundered”

Question 22

The charge of tlb, mouth

Answer 22

“Into the jaws of death, into the mouth of hell”
“out of the jaws of death, out is the mouth of hell”
Religious imagery/Metaphor-Conveys the suffering that the men went through however glorifies the escape of those who survived.
A glorification of the suffering in war

Question 23

poppies sellotape around my arm

Answer 23

poppies
loss, conflict, po nature:
“Sellotape bandaged around my hand,”

Question 24

poppies Brave, walked, front door

Answer 24

poppies
loss, conflict, po nature:
“I was brave, as I walked with you, to the front
door”: different perspective of bravery in conflict”

Question 25

poppies
contrast in ideas war/ childhood

Answer 25

poppies
loss, conflict, po nature: “Contrasting semantic fields of home/childhood (“cat
hairs”, “play at being Eskimos”, “bedroom”) with
war/injury (“blockade”, bandaged”, “reinforcements”)
“

Question 26

The Emigree I comb, Its shining eyes

Answer 26

The Emigree
Loss, Conflict, po man:
““I comb its hair and love
its shining eyes”

Question 27

The Emigree
… Hides behind me

Tyrants tanks…

Answer 27

The Emigree
Loss, Conflict, po man:
-“My city hides behind me”: it is vulnerable and –
despite the fact that she had to flee – she is strong.
-Semantic field of conflict: “Tyrant, tanks, frontiers”