RC Sherriff's play "Journey's End" delves into the experiences of soldiers during World War I, portraying a mix of fear, camaraderie, and subtle humour as coping mechanisms. The use of humour, particularly through character interactions, provides relief from the harsh realities of war and adds a hum

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In "Journey's End," R.C. Sherriff effectively utilizes contrasts to depict various themes such as heroism, reality vs. expectations of war, courage vs. cowardice, and life at home vs. life at war through the characters of Stanhope, Raleigh, Osborne, Hibbert, and Trotter. These contrasts offer insigh

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