Kamikaze - Beatrice Garland

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GCSE English (Poetry) Mind Map on Kamikaze - Beatrice Garland, created by Samira Choudhury on 24/04/2017.
Samira Choudhury
Mind Map by Samira Choudhury, updated more than 1 year ago
Samira Choudhury
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Kamikaze - Beatrice Garland
  1. 'Powerful incantations' - Brainwashed
    1. Free verse
      1. Social pressure
        1. 'Like a huge flag' - Patriotism for country, reminder
          1. 'Embarked' - Verb, positive, willing
            1. 'One-way journey into history' - Metaphor, not meant to return, motivation, will be remembered
              1. Italics - Quotations
                1. Kamikaze pilots in WW2
                  1. 'Must have' - Modal verb, doesn't really know, making excuses, unsure
                    1. 'Shoals of fishes flashing silver as their bellies swivelled towards the sun' - Sibilance, sound of sea, calm atmosphere
                      1. Enjambment - Out of control
                        1. 7 regular stanzas - Strict routine
                          1. 'Only we children still chattered and laughed' - Innocent, not brainwashed, don't understand
                            1. 'Brothers [...] built cairns of pearl-grey pebbles [...] breakers bringing their father's boat' - Plosive alliteration, power of past, family
                              1. 'Treated him as though he no longer existed' - Shouldn't have returned, shame on family, judged
                                1. 'Yes, grandfather's boat' - Remembered, told children about him, still loves him, wants them to know
                                  1. 'Mother never spoke again' 'Nor did she meet his eyes - Shame, ashamed of him
                                    1. 'Till gradually we too learnt to keep silent' - Understand, still love him
                                      1. 'No longer the father we loved' - Taught
                                        1. 'He must have wondered which had been the better way to die' - Dead to family, social death, no love, in plane or at home
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