5 Key Quotes Exposure
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Exposure, prelude for nature and COTLB, exposure for war, London and prelude for power, Emigree and COMH for identity
Just wanted to say this page was the fundament in me going from a 2 to an 8 in THREE weeks in Lit!!!! Thank you sir!
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How did you do it?
Thats cold, well done
I ain’t got 3 weeks unfortunately
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My favourite interpretation of half rhyme is that although every soldiers life starts in a different, complex way, their lives all end in the same way
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Literally carrying my whole English gcse thanks g
Mr Salles, you are actually a lifesaver. You enrich my knowledge of the poems tenfold, if not more. And not only that, I actually feel excited for the English tests (and that’s really weird)! I actually want to get into the exam and try to pull out “perceptive” interpretations and see what I can come up with. Thank you!!!!!
You will! That’s why I make the videos
How do you even come up with these amazing ideas? It’s so unbelievably well explained!
Got this exam tomorrow fellas and I am very nervous 😢
You have so much great content on poetry, yet it is really hard to find, I didn't even know you did poetry until last week, you should defiantly make it as prominant as your An Inspector calls, Jekyll and hide and Macbeth, these videos are such goldmines, Thanks.
thank you very much sir!!. if this shows up i will defiantly pick kamikaze because they both criticise war in separate ways. they also provide some what of an identity as Wilfred Owen refers to his new family, his regiment.
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thank you so much for all these saving students across the nation
sir can you favouriously make a video on the context for these spectacular poems -- actually made brilliant by you.
Thank you for this amazing video sir. I wouldnt know how to get grade 9s otherwise!
Hi Sir, is there any chance that you could do a video on the symbolism surrounding sleep in Macbeth? Although it's one of the most prominent and recurring themes I still can't fully grasp any complex meaning around it
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very helpful but is there any videos that compare storm on the island for the power on nature rather than the conflict in the troubles on your channel would like to compare these two for power of nature but know nothing
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Thank u very much, ur videos help me a lot T^T
Mr Salles, I feel as though as I am bothering you but do you mind if you do some videos on Jekyll's character and also one video for miner characters such as Lanyon and Enfield. It's much appreciated thank you
I already have those videos on my channel
Are the quotes shown in all of these guides in the order of the FOSSE technique?
hey i have a video suggestion perhaps u could do in the future, could you do a level 7/8/9 comparison with 2 poems? i really want to know how to construct them :( at the moment im getting grade 6
I have several of those already
Sir do you reckon 3 quotes and talking about form and structure would be enough?
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These videos have helped me a lot thanks! Which poem would be best compare this to?
Any of the other war poems. Charge of the Light Brigade allows you to write about soldiers dying needlessly, and War Photographer about people dying needlessly. So too Kamikaze. Or, you could concentrate not he use of extended metaphor, and compare it to Storm on the Island.
I would personally compare it to bayonet charge, since they both write about the fear and hopelessness of war
How do you include these quotes in an essay they are quite long
could you say the poem has a cyclical structure as it refers to 'iced winds' and then the soldiers' eyes as 'ice' at the last couplet
Yes, but you then have to say why - what is Owen's idea in making it a cyclical structure?
Hi Mr Salles please could you tell me what the difference is between analysing structure and analysing form.
Thank you.
Yes, form is genre, the type of poem. Structure is anything about how it is put together
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Thank you Sir, really helped.
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Did you feel distraught from their loss against Barcelona?
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Amazing
Though this might be seen as far fetched, the first three lines of the poem spell out OWL which is a symbol of knowledge, could this emphasize the idea of them longing of the reason for war or perhaps, since owls have big eyes, it could be nature watching the men die, almost to taunt them - emphasising the total power that nature has on them that it goes as far as to perhaps taunt them.
I think this is a stretch!
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I despise English and poems but atleast theses videos are helpful
Mr. Salles, can I send you an essay about heroes, please?
How do we write 5 quotes for each poem? Each quote gives me a page of work
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Hi sir, quick question. Can I compare key concepts and ideas of the two poems and use analysis of language and structure and form to link it back to my idea?
Yes
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Possibly the best poem in the anthology
Simpleclover842 Nah, The Charge of the Light Brigade is the best, especially with structure and form
I agree. I also like Remains very easy to analyse. I hate the Prelude.
Exposure >
I like bayonet charge
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my exam is in an hour and here i am
Yep
On us, the doors are closed may also be a biblical reference of the heaven's doors are closed due to the state of limbo in death as a result of weather
Maybe
W comment. Good idea lol
Mr Salles to where could i send you an answer to a english language question 5? As your feedback on previous answers were really helpful
Post it as a comment, but I can't promise to mark it - I have too many sent to me now
Which poem will most likely come up?
I feel like it will be a war poem. Exposure, remains, Charge of the Lightbrigade, Kamikaze, War Photographer. Or it might be Emigree. Hope it's War photographer or Exposure.
@@Mohammed-hj3by Last year it was ozymandias but the year before that it was Bayonet Charge and the question was 'ideas of war' so i doubt it a little unless they throw in a funny question with a theme like "A changed perspective of the narrator" etc. My biggest bet is The Emigree as it links to a lot and is a new one rather than the two consecutive old ones we have just had. Kamikaze and poppes don't have a lot of great context and aren't as poetially devised, so it's also unlikely they would be. (They're more of easy choices designed for lower level students to choose to compare to now we dont have foundation/higher.) On the old anthology, Charge of the Light Brigade was also in the foundation scheme.
Can you please wire an essay with us an inspector calls Christmas carol power and conflict anthology please or macbet
anyone have their exam on wednesday and are really nervous?
Yeah I’m praying this is the poem
@@Sportcat01so many poems and structure form to revise alongside all of inspector calls aswell smh
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What exactly is form sir?
Poetry comes in different types - each type is called a form. Sonnets, ballads, quatrains, haiku etc, lyric, all with different rhyme schemes and meter. It is just like footwear comes in different forms - trainers, boots, sandals, etc.
Wilfired Owen uses an Indent. For example, for the love of God is dying. Or but nothing happens. An indent is in the middle. So could the indent suggest that the soldier's are waiting. Which could represent that they are worried about the power of nature and war.
Yes, it definitely conveys a pause, which could dramatise how they are waiting
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Y am i finding this at 1am the morning of my exam :| wow
Ffs bro, i have mine 2 days, wish me luck and how well u do g?
Sir, could the quote ‘we lie out here’ also allude to the propaganda that Owen so frequently deplores in his poems, and the disgust we know he felt about the dishonesty of the powerful political figures about war as a whole?
This links also to the cyclical structure of ‘but nothing happens’ at the end of the first stanza and then the last stanza, the lack of political action
Both those interpretations are sound, but you can only link it to that quote if Owen emphasises ‘we’, implying a you that lies at home
What genre is this poem
Pls ?
Power and conflict
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