Quotes with Christopher

Question 1

(Conolizin in Reverse)
Oonoo see de tunabout?
Jamaica live fe box bread
Out a English people mout’.

Answer 1

Poking fun at the belief of the English people that the Jamacans would steal food and Jobs from the English, shes self ware, being ironic

Question 2

(Vergismenight)
that day, he hit my tank with one
like the entry of a demon.

Answer 2

Simile convey’s the enemy as a demon

dehumanising the other team

shows the harsh and diabolic voilence of War

Question 3

(Vergismenight)
The frowning barrel of his gun

Answer 3

Personification
The frowning gun symbolises how the object is used to assert pain and domminance, confirmed through the frowning emotion of the barrel

Question 4

(Vergismenight)
And death who had the soldier singled

Answer 4

Enemy is represented as death, personified as having singled him

Question 5

(for the people)
Songs to stir like a battle-cry

Answer 5

Holding strength during segregation and emotion (relating to the slaves)