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Title: Raleigh Journey's End
Description: Character analysis of Raleigh in Journey's End, A / A* GCSE standard
Description: Character analysis of Raleigh in Journey's End, A / A* GCSE standard
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Raleigh is one of the younger men in the regiment we see into, and this shows clearly
through his immature behaviour as such
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He was "looking forward" to meeting Stanhope
once more, and explains getting into the same regiment was "a great coincidence," showing
that in reality, he doesn’t comprehend the real dangers of war, and the traumas it can cause
for the soldiers fighting in it
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This could potentially be
a metaphor emphasising the fact that he isn’t entirely sure what he has signed up for, and
that in reality he is too young and unexperienced for fighting in the war
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Yet another characteristic of Raleigh's which shows his naivety is his constant conversation
about his and Stanhope's childhood, showing that he remembers those as the good days,
perhaps why he acts like a child in comparison to the other already matured men? Stanhope
tries to rid of Raleigh and his conversation, as Raleigh is oblivious to the fact that Stanhope
is a changed man, and thus could mean trouble for him (Stanhope) and his fiancée
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Title: Raleigh Journey's End
Description: Character analysis of Raleigh in Journey's End, A / A* GCSE standard
Description: Character analysis of Raleigh in Journey's End, A / A* GCSE standard