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Journey's END - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Admired by Raleigh and Osborne
  - - - Used as a coping mechanism of many soldiers to distract
  - - - Represents cowardice of most officers
      - Brave soldiers were led by unabled officers
- - - - Sherrif suggests that there is no way to prepare for war
  - - - Releigh and Osborne acknowledges their fear, hence the bravest
        
        Instead meets the worst fate
        
        Emphasize the cruelty of war
      - Hibbert and Stanhope by escape
        
        Escapes unscathed
- - - - Represents the endless repetition of soldiers to waiting
    - - Soldier fights war to serve no purpose or gain
    - - The soldier's were overly reliant on alcohol as a coping mechanism
  - - - A form of coping mechanism for Osborne to escape reality
  - - - The soldier's attempt to control time as a mechanism to cope
      - Trotter splits the time in the trenches into chunks to try to undermine them which feels eternal
- - - - Finished school in 1914 and worked in his father's insurance office as a Clerk until WW1
        
        Joined the army and was injured in 1917 in the east survey regiment
        
        Worked as a insurance adjuster for 10 years after being relieved
        
        Works on some famous titles (journeys end) on his experience during the war