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Journey’s End

Journey’s End. Stanhope and Raleigh. Act 3, scene 2 Learning objective. To show an understanding Of character relationship And Conflict between Stanhope & Raleigh . CONFLICT: Stanhope & Raleigh. There is a constant conflict between Stanhope and Raleigh, caused by Raleigh being

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Journey’s End

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  1. Journey’s End Stanhope and Raleigh

  2. Act 3, scene 2 Learning objective To show an understanding Of character relationship And Conflict between Stanhope & Raleigh

  3. CONFLICT: Stanhope & Raleigh There is a constant conflict between Stanhope and Raleigh, caused by Raleigh being posted to Stanhope’s company. It begins on page 18, when Stanhope considers Raleigh’s arrival to be more than a coincidence, making him afraid of what Raleigh will think of him and what he might write about him to Madge. One very powerful moment in this conflict starts on page 88 when Raleigh comes into the dug-out after missing the dinner on the night of Osborne’s death, and ends on page 91,the conclusion of the scene. Drama Activity Read pages 88–91. To help you understand the characters better, you will act out the conflict between Raleigh and Stanhope. To prepare for this you must firstly make preparatory notes. Once you have completed this you, in pairs, will act the conflict out.

  4. Make notes on the following: Raleigh Stanhope

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