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Journey's End by R.C. Sherriff explores the harsh realities of war and the human spirit's ability to endure in the face of adversity. Set during World War One, the play revolves around the experiences of a British infantry company led by Captain Stanhope. As the soldiers face the imminent threat of an enemy attack, their relationships, fears, and resilience are tested.
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Stanhope |
Stanhope gains a Military Cross for bravery.
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Osborne |
Osborne is Stanhope's second in command.
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Raleigh |
Raleigh describes the war as 'silly'.
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Trotter |
Trotter is humorous, short and fat.
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Hibbert |
Hibbert doesn't really fit in with the other soldiers.
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Colonel |
The Colonel is more upper class than the other officers.
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Hardy |
Hardy is disorganised; a contrast to Stanhope.
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Mason |
Mason is Stanhope's servant.
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