poppies Flashcards

(6 cards)

1
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who wrote poppies

A

Jane weir

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2
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what is the key point of poppies

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a mothers grief to show the mental damage of the unintentional victims of war

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3
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what is the structure

A

cyclical

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4
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what does the quote “the world… like a.. …” mean +methods

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-overflowing, treasure chest
-metaphor
-shows outpouring emotion from the mother
-the simile shows the sons hopeful view of the world and its opportunities

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5
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what does the quote “I listened,.. to hear your.. voice catching on the wind” mean +methods

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hoping, playground
-metaphor
-highlights the grief
-the innocence of a Childs voice juxtaposes the devastating impact of war

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6
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what does the quote “released a.. from its..” mean +methods

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songbird, cage
-metaphor to symbolise freedom
-the child is the bird, set free to go to war
-the mothers grief as she lets go of her sons presence

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