Remains Flashcards

1
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How does remains start?

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Dramatic monologue,

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2
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‘tackle looters raiding a bank’

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colloquial language, regular occurance, dehumanised to avoid the guilt
‘tackle’ football, childlike, softens hardship of reality

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3
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‘legs it up the road’

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running (slang)
like to a bar or pub
colloquial expression, inappropriate situation, lacks vocabulary to describe distress

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4
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‘probably armed, possibly not’

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softens hardsip of reality
unsure of innocence

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5
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‘back of a lorry’

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comparison of soilders heightened awareness of how his life wont be the same
dehumanises looters as rubbish
doesn’t want to face the truth

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6
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‘im home on leave. But i blink’

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cant stop reliving moment even in comfort of home

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7
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‘he bursts again’

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sudden, violence, plosive, PTSD

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8
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‘his bloody life in my bloody hands’

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finds it difficult to differentiate between himself and the looter
blood on hands after murder
PTSD

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9
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‘enemy lines’

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semantic field
metaphor for clogged memories
who’s the real enemy?

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