Emotions about War in Sherriff’s ‘Journey’s End’ and Curtis and Elton’s ‘Blackadder’

Sheriff's "Journey's End", Curtis and Elton 's "Blackadder" are World War I dramas, focusing on several characters. With this setting, the audience can observe the various feelings the character feels about war, from self-introduction to ideology. When people spend more time to participate in the war, the two plays change the general mood of the character. The playwright explores these emotions in various ways, and I will consider this.

In a BBC documentary about making the earnest comedy Blackadder early in the 1980s, Richard Curtis admitted something rarely discussed in the television world. This is a conversation with Ben Elton, a writer who participated in the show between the 1st and 2nd seasons, which is indispensable for the subsequent success. In addition to their background of the first meeting, Curtis said: "Before the evaluation, I do not know how many people saw black ad ear episodes.I often walk around Shepherd's Bush, Looking at the window Particularly those who have a cellar to see if someone is watching. Someone was not sure if it was successful or not, so I was looking for someone I would like to see. "

Sharif's journey of the reinforced concrete "traveling to the west" is over, "the end of the journey" was based on R C Sherriff's experience as an officer of the trenches of the First World War. This is the first war game that focused on the reality of soldiers' daily lives. Prior to the end of the journey, the drama will devilize the enemy, focus on heroic behavior, or use war to be useless. This drama is one of the numerous literary works produced 10 years after the end of the war and expresses the fear of war by observing the daily life of men.

Stanhope and Raleigh, in 1928 R. R. Created by Sherriff. C. Sherriff's "Journey's End" Journey's End is a popular script. Drama is set in the war system and it is used during the war. During the play we have a deep understanding of the fascinating relationship between Junior Officer, Raleigh and Commander Stan Hope. This relationship shows us some of the effects of war, which has many ambivalent accounts. In this article, we will explain the change in relationship between young Raleigh and Stanhope.

From the beginning, sheriff's play "The End of Journey" and Barry's Novel "Long Long Way" presented two different social class views. Sharif's play focuses on the viewpoint of "C Company" public school education officials, and Barry did not reach his choice of putting the power of police with his father to participate in the war I show his novel through the eyes of an ordinary Irish boy, Willie Dunn. The biggest difference between the two texts is the language.