War Photographer Flashcards

(10 cards)

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What device is ‘Spools of suffering’

A

Sibilance

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What does ‘Spoils of suffering’ show

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It shows that every photo that the photographer takes is filled with people’s suffering

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What does the adverb in ‘finally alone’ tell the reader?

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It shows the reader that the photographer feels he is always busy which exemplifies that there is so much suffering going on in the world

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What device is used here- ‘as though this were a church and he a priest preparing to intone a mass’

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Similar- They are comparing a developing room to a church

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It is also a biblical illusion. What is a biblical illusion?

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It is a reference to a person, place, event or an idea from the bible used in poetry

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What device is ‘Rural England.’

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It is a short declarative sentence.

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Why is the declarative sentence used

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To show the contrast of the living conditions and shows how lucky people are to be kept away from suffering

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What does ‘aeroplane’ suggest about war?

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It implies war is constant somewhere in the world.

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What device is used in ‘five or six’

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It is the use of numbers, which massively contrasts from ‘hundreds’ earlier in the poem. This shows that the public have a limited view of what’s happening in the world.

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What does the adverb ‘impassively’ make the WP feel he has to do

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Detach himself from it all to be able to function.

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