kamikaze key quotes
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- Created on: 25-05-17 15:50
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- kamikaze key quotes...
- "embarked at sunrise"
- imagery about light
- suggests it is a great honor to die for your country, something to proud of
- "sunrise" has connotations of something new, a new day.
- hook, draws the reader and gives the impression of adventure or discovery.
- the pilot discovers the beauty in life and decides not to kill people even though he knows he will shunned.
- light imagery can also have connoations of religion which could suggest his mission is important
- the free verse can also empathize this idea of a journey.
- "which had been the better way to die"
- sense of regret.
- the narrotor feels a massive sense og guilt for not treating her father better. she clearly misses and wishes she had done better.
- enjambment empathizes this regret and how she cant control it
- the oxymoron "better way to die" indicates how poorly the solider had been treated.
- sense of regret.
- "learned to be silent"
- contrast to the last line "chattering and laughing"
- its a metaphor for the silence that the father had to endure. it speaks volumes even though it was silents and it allows the readers to feel more sympathy for the father
- sense of regret.
- the narrotor feels a massive sense og guilt for not treating her father better. she clearly misses and wishes she had done better.
- enjambment empathizes this regret and how she cant control it
- sense of regret.
- the verb "learned" suggest that it wasn't the narrator fault that the father was ignored. they were only children had to do what they were told to do
- touches on the idea of innocence
- its a metaphor for the silence that the father had to endure. it speaks volumes even though it was silents and it allows the readers to feel more sympathy for the father
- contrast to the last line "chattering and laughing"
- 3rd person so allows a wonder perspective and more sympathy as it has affected more than just one person.
- "embarked at sunrise"
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