War photographer Flashcards

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Finally alone

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Adverb- been suffering all day and finally out. Life as war photographer is chaotic and dark room is quiet isolation

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Spools of suffering

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Allliteration and sibilance- disturbing images , sibilance, emphasises the plural scale of suffering

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Ordered rows

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Adjective, coping mechanism to impose some order of the chaos of war

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As though this were a church

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Simile- view of the job to show world, likens role to a priest as he’s delivering a spiritual message to audience

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All flesh is grass

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Biblical illusion- developing room controls room like Priestley’s controls church. Emphasise fragility of life and physical life how easily war prematurely ruins lives

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He has a job to do.

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Caesura. Matter of fact tone it’s his job but it has a psychological impact

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Did not tremble then though seem to now

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A form of ptsd , return feelings that are repressed in war zone.

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Rural England.

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Caesura- emphasises juxtaposition between quiet life in England and horrific environment of war

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Ordinary pain which simple weather can dispel

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Adjectives- imply that war zones pain is extraordinary and complex

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Between the feet of children runnin* in a nightmare hear

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Rhyming cuplet, emphasises chaos and rhyming like child books. Emotive and shocking as children are innocent

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Tone and pace

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Calmly explaining th job and conveying feelings

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A stranger features start to twist before his eyes a half formed ghost

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Metaphor- negative white like a ghost. Saying images are haunting his mind and making him traumatised. He’s reserecting the dead through images

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Do what someone must

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Modal verb - he feels it’s his duty to inform readers about horrors of war, struggles morally and feels powerless.

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Blood stained into foreign dust

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Verb- The shear amount of blood. His mind is stained psychologically by what he’s witnessed

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Structure- 4,6

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Stanzas each ending in rhyming cuplet orderly poetic structure that contrasts with chaos of war.

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A hundred agonies , five or six

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Refrain, Use of contrasting number- hundreds of Images public only see a few and yet are carefully edited so public don’t see scale

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Sundays supplement

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Suggest suffering is less important than main news

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Tears between baths and pre lunch beers

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Internal rhyme- emphasises the publics emotional reaction its brief before they enjoy rest of day contrast to war p issues

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From aeroplane

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Flying between war zones implore war is constant empathy and pity

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They do not care

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The pronoun shows the public aren’t bothered they should reconsider their thoughts

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Impassively

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Adverb he emotionally detached to deaths.