Comparison journeys end . . .

Angie Moors The two texts “the naval sisters tale” and “ the journeys end” are both written about scenes from the war but each one seems to do this in it’s own unique way producing a completely different feeling for the reader in each tale. “The naval sisters tale” is a written transcript of a lady who was a nurse to the injured during the war, so we are receiving an eyewitness account of the …

…into the scene and we feel we are there not just hearing the accounts of what is going on but also viewing it, but “the naval sister’s tale” also has it’s strong as it depicts the confusion, backtracking and the want for lost time back, but I feel would be more powerful in it’s spoken form than written because I feel it looses the strength and impact that it would have given.