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By: Bib and THE LERCH. Douse The Flames. TP- CAST. We predict that someone will “Douse the Flames” of conflict between multiple parties. P- Paraphrase . We think it’s about brave soldiers willing to do whatever it takes to fight for their country.
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By: Bib and THE LERCH. Douse The Flames
TP- CAST • We predict that someone will “Douse the Flames” of conflict between multiple parties.
P- Paraphrase • We think it’s about brave soldiers willing to do whatever it takes to fight for their country. • Then dealing with consequences such as diseases from the war.
C- Connotation • “While leaders ululated and urged them to their death pronouncing them as brave young lions.” • Ululated: to howl like a wolf. • Schadenfreude: to have pleasure at someone else’s misfortune.
A- Attitude • The poets attitude was that he wanted to let people know about how serious war is in some country or his country. • The speakers attitude was to drill the message into your brain and heart.
S- Shifts • A disease broke out and everyone died, that was the only shift.
T- Title • We were right with our prediction that they had a conflict but they didn’t resolve it or “douse” it.
T- Theme • The poet trying to say that war is a terrible thing and its hard for people to get away from.