PRIVATE PEACEFUL-TAHLI
Published on Nov 18, 2015
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PRIVATE PEACEFUL
Photo by syrsln / ibo guido
LIFE IN 1914-1918
- No technology
- Society was based on class
- Schooling was strict
- Society was religious
- People worked hard (6 days a week)
Photo by an untrained eye
Games and hobbies
- Collecting bird eggs
- Playing conkers
- board games eg: ludo
- many families liked to go to the theater
Photo by sciencesque
language techniques
- Foreshadowing
- Alliteration-scrawny skeletal stirrings
- onomatopoeia-spitting bullets
Photo by contemplicity
interesting words
- gesticulating
- pergatory/ limbo
- dour
- strive- I always strive to do my best! :)
- hubbub
Photo by Manoj Kengudelu
interesting words
- vouch
- gregarious (chatty) timorous (shy)
- cower
- barrage of noise
- scythed down-hook
Photo by Manoj Kengudelu
big joe
- Loves animals
- Likes singing 'Oranges and Lemons'
- Disabled
- Always wanders off and when scared moans
- Loves little Tommo always settles him
charlie
- Is the second eldest
- Does anything to protect his family
- Is married to Molly with a son (Tommo)
- Stands up and defends himself when needed
- Dies at the end.
Charlie stood up for what was right in his mind. Charlie didn’t care if he was being yelled at and took the punishment even though he and everyone else knew he had done the right thing. This reveals that Charlie is a strong person, standing up for what is right and doesn’t care what anyone else thinks about him.
Thomas
- The youngest of the peaceful family
- Adores charlie
- Is jealous of charlie's and molly's relationship
- thinks his father's death is his fault
- is very shy compared to Charlie
big ideas
- Everyone should be able to go to school and get an education
- Everyone should be treated the same (not by poor or rich)
- Those who are different (disability) should be treated the exact same way
- Life was tough for the poor
- Many people were persuaded to go to war? (Didn't have a choice)
1) so everyone can be treated the same and not by their class.
3) as others are treated. Those who are different are always treated unfairly and different to how we treat ourselves.
3) as others are treated. Those who are different are always treated unfairly and different to how we treat ourselves.
Photo by arvidr
mr munnings
- Is very strict
- Reminds Charlie of Sergeant Hanley
- Is very malicious and belts the children often
- Is the principal of the school and is in charge
- Has a thunderous voice.
the colonel
- owns most of the town
- his wife died
- owns the Peacefuls' household
- Dating Grandma Wolf
- Makes Charlie go to war or else he will evict the Peacefuls'
society based on class
- poor and rich are separated
- Many rich people wouldn't of liked their (notes)
- There was an upper class and lower class
- Many of the lower class people worked as (notes)
- A river would often separate the two classes
2. children to be playing with someone less fortunate then they are.
3. servants, factory workers, labourers etc
3. servants, factory workers, labourers etc
Photo by pavelm
Molly
- Is always at the Peaceful's household
- Works at the 'Big House"
- Had scarlet fever
- Has a son with Charlie called Tommo
- Has a close relationship with Mother
world war 1 (ww1)
- The punishments were harsh
- Many people died
- Court martial's weren't fair
- Each country were fair toward each other
- You were called a coward if you didn't join
Photo by simononly
Sergeant hanley
- Is the leader of the army corp
- Is a bit of coward
- always thinks he is right towards decisions
- is a part of Charlie's death punishment
- Tortures the boys who dare to defy him
