Remains Flashcards

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Who wrote remains

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Simon armitage

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Context of remains

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Interviewed soldiers who returned from war (Afghanistan/Iraq) to tell their survival story
Time is not a healer and people are still scarred
Poem focuses on the testifies of the veterans of the Gulf, Bosnia and Malayan wars.

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Analysis of title remains

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Two meanings
The dead soldiers remains on the floor
The remaining image the soldier will never forget

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Who is the speaker or remains

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Solider who has returned from war talking about his past experience

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What is the tone of remains

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Written in a causal tone to show the soldiers are desensitised

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What form is remains written in

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Dramatic monologue
Single person speaking alone about there past

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Quote to show that all the soldiers are programmed as weapons and desensitised in remains

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So all three of us open fire

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Quote showing the brutality of the soldiers death in remains

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On the ground sort of inside out

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Quote about how the soldiers is constantly haunted by after he returns from war in remains

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Sleep and he’s probably armed, possibly not

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Quote showing that soldiers need more support with the effects of war in remains

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And the drink and the drugs won’t flush him out

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Themes of remains

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Effects of conflict
Reality of conflict
Memory
Guilt
Individual experience

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