Back by Henry Green

In the excerpt from Back by Henry Green, Green tells the sorrows of a young man (Charley) returning from warfare. Scared from a buffers oddment and the effects of war on his mental and physical being, the modal value of this report is deplorable. It is expressed in the excerpt that Charley has some gall and hostility due to the lack of his presence during the time of his lover Roses death. Mentally the character refers to most descriptions in a war state of mind.

        The excerpt began on a cloudy nevertheless pass day in England. Green is opening the piece with a contrast statement, which shows that even though it is a summer day which is associated with sun and warmth t here(predicate) is a naughty and cold mood. In the excerpt Charley has a tendency to view his surroundings with a war related state of mind. ...He sight well those slits built for defence in the blood one-sided brick. (line 5-6). In reference to the church tower which is usually sensed as a safe haven, it is viewed as a defense mechanism to Charley. He also refers to the bricks as blood aslant as a replacement for red. Greens use of negative description in the quote is a aspect of Charleys outlook on his environment.

        Roses are a symbol of beauty and romance nonetheless in this excerpt Green utilizes them as a reflection of death. For, climbing around and up these trees of mourning, was rose after rose, while, here and there, the spray overburdened by the mass of flower... This is a groom contrast, when one thinks of graveyards roses are not usually in the view. ...he did not wish to be observed. So he no long-lived watched the roses. Charley, being effected by roses in a libelous event,

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