Remains and bayonet charge
- Created by: erinbrennan
- Created on: 10-05-17 10:49
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- tense
- Bayonet charge is in past tense
- 3rd person memory, reader seems detached
- remains is in present tense
- living through it all the time, inescapable guilt from the events
- Bayonet charge is in past tense
- formality
- remains is informal, with casual language in a monologue, betraying the seriousness/guilt
- impersonal
- bayonet charge's informality is ironic
- both show lack of care
- remains is informal, with casual language in a monologue, betraying the seriousness/guilt
- impersonal
- remains is informal, with casual language in a monologue, betraying the seriousness/guilt
- both show lack of care
- remains is informal, with casual language in a monologue, betraying the seriousness/guilt
- emotion
- guilt in remains
- implied feeling of regret and lonliness
- fear in bayonet charge
- implied feeling of regret and lonliness
- guilt in remains
- Theme of modern conflict
- a soldier who is bewildered by gunfire around, possibly on the edge of death
- a soldier who has experienced killing
- death
- the soldier in remains would rather be dead
- the soldier in bayonet charge values life over death
- tense
- modern conflict
- emotion
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- Remains and Bayonet charge
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