The Stresses of War Affecting the Characters in Regeneration and Journe

The Stresses of War Affecting the Characters in Regeneration and Journeys curiosityRegeneration is a sham novel written by by crafty doggie. However,some of her characters in the novel like Owen and Sassoon did exist.The play Journeys End is also fictional and all the characters areSheriffs creation.Regeneration is a serious and moving novel characteristic of cont final stage, as itshows state of war in a realistic way, whereas Journeys End is full of depressedhumour, in an attempt to make the play less morbid accordingly it actuallyis. The writers are trying to achieve the views of the officers theynever actually dictum mental ill health as serious as it was. They unplowedsending men back to war whether they had recovered or not.In the first chapter of Regeneration we learn of the soldiersdeclaration written by Sassoon. I believe the war is beingdeliberately prolonged by those who lay down the power to end it. Toother men in war this would be seen as defective and wimpis h because menwerent expected to do that, if you went to war you werent seen as acoward. To Sassoon this declaration was the bravest thing he had everdone. For someone in war to write this they must have had enough andthis shows the stress he was under. Barker could have used thedeclaration to portray her point on the futility of war. other example of the stresses of war on Sassoon in the first chapteris when he throws outside(a) his medal for saving lives. To receive amedal in war is wide regarded as a great honour to any man. Sassoonmay have threw it away as he may feel that its ironic and corruptingthat he risks his and saves others lives, and all he gets in return isa medal.However, the head start of Journeys End is very different he ca... ... learn of the death of Raleigh.Stanhope sits with him until he dies. nevertheless though all of the soldiersare stressed about the war they nevertheless look after their men at times ofneed. This is in line of business with Regenerati on as Rivers looks afterhis men all throughout the novel, not precisely at times of need. Thepoint of the meeting is to protect the soldiers.In Regeneration ruin leaves the hospital in an impulse, he doesntknow where he is going to go, or what he is going to do. His mentalstate is extremely fragile. Burns has appetency for escape out of thehospital and away from human beings. This is in rail line withJourneys End as Stanhope is ill but refuses to give up. YoungStanhope goes on sticking it month in, month out. Considering all thestress that he is under, and how stern it must be, he is seen as beinga bit of a hero to the audience.