Yeah, me neither. Doing the AQA A2 English Literature course. Perhaps some of my notes might help you out: Attached files. Characterisation. In the poem "My Boy Jack", Kipling may have felt guilty about pushing his son to fight, but he still felt intense patriotism and civic duty. Historical Context of My Boy Jack My Boy Jack is set during—and in the direct lead-up to—. · A lesson exploring and analysing the contextual theme of conscription, prior to the KS5 study of the play ‘My Boy Jack’ by David Haig for AQA. The lesson requires students to develop a personal interpretation to relevant propaganda by Jessie Pope, explore the importance of conscription and the effects, which is relevant to the understanding of significant themes within the play. Historical Context of My Boy Jack. My Boy Jack is set during—and in the direct lead-up to—World War I, which began in and ended in More specifically, the battle in which Jack goes missing is the Battle of Loos, which was on the Western Front in France and spanned from September 25th to . Summary. Someone asks if anyone has heard of their boy Jack. Another replies, “Not this tide.”. The first speaker asks if the second person knows when Jack is returning, and the second speaker says he will not return with this wind blowing, with this tide. The first speaker asks if anyone has had word of him, and the second repeats the refrain “Not this tide” and adds that something that is sunk cannot bltadwin.ruted Reading Time: 4 mins.
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