Journey’s End

• Raleigh's admiration of Stanhope is

  'hero-worship
• Stanhope resembles a typical hero as he is

  'tall and slim
• Stanhope wants to hold onto his reputation and when Raleigh tries to send a letter he

  'clutches Raleigh's wrist and tears the letter from his hand
• drinking like...'

  ' a fish as usual
• Alcohol was referred to as

  'Dutch courage
• Stanhope admits that

  'only two ways of breaking the strain. One was pretending I was ill- and going home; the other was this' (holds up his glass)
• think of it all as...'

  'romantic
• Trotter says Raleigh's got

  'pluck
• Hibbert is constantly described using

  'timidly' 'trembling
• Stanhope has 'never...'

  'had a rest
• dip it in whiskey- makes 'em...'

  'go like hell
• (Trotter disappears..'

  'into the dark)
• It's the only decent thing...'

  'a man can do
• I'll stick it out now. It may not...'

  'be much longer now
• When Raleigh asks Stanhope to stay, he puts on a brave face and replies

  'of course I can
• I-I can't go home just for...'

  '-for a knock in the back