Journey's End Quotes
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- Journey's End - R.C. Sherriff
- “rugger” and “cricket” who is ”too taken up with the game”.
- Creates a game like image of war through the naïve Raleigh
- “What! For England!” , “It must thrilling, playing, in front of huge crowd – all shouting and cheering“
- Don't think of death when your'e young
- More interest in Osborne playing Rugger for English team
- "Keen to get out here. I was frightfully keen"
- “good cause”
- displays his ignorance to the real nature of war highlighting his romantic and idealistic views
- Raleigh's excitement and naivety
- Adverb
- Youth
- “good cause”
- Osborne: You might avoid talking to Raleigh about it. Trotter: Why? How do you mean? Osborne: There's no need to tell him it's murder -"
- Osborne talks to Trotter not to tell Raleigh it's murder
- Ruin his innocence and naivety
- "silly"
- Makes Raleigh seem childish
- Trotter draws "one hundred and forty-four circles" to mark off the hours until the long wait
- Long, agonising wait
- Prolonged
- "Couldn't bear being fully conscious all the time"
- Stanhope needs drink to go out and face war
- Coping mechanism
- “rugger” and “cricket” who is ”too taken up with the game”.
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