Full Anthology - Remains
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A worksheet covering the analysis and annotation of the poem 'Remains' for GCSE students.
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Analysis & Annotation of 'Remains'
On another occasion, we get sent out on patrol, and we return, to our squads, and sit around, talking. Some of us go out on patrol again, and some stay in the barracks. One of them, I see, has a rifle, and he’s talking to another soldier. The sun’s setting, casting a dull orange glow over the desolate landscape. As I stand there, I can still see the face of the man I shot. His eyes, wide with fear, haunt me; I keep hearing the echo of his scream inside my head. The past weeks have blurred together, and I find myself reliving those moments. I reach into my pocket and pull out a photograph of my family, trying to hold onto some normality amid the chaos. The sounds of distant gunfire and the muffled voices of my comrades are a constant reminder of the danger we face. I wonder whether I will ever escape the memories of what I’ve done, or if they will follow me forever.
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