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Write out each quotes and answer the following questions:
1. Who said it?
2. Which chapter is it from?
3. What happens immediately before and after the quote?
4. Which theme is it related to?
5. What is the author trying to show?
6. Are there any linguistic devices being used? What are the effects of the devices?

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Robert Cormier's Heroes - GCSE Character Analysis

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A secondary school revision resource for GCSE English Literature about the plot, characters and themes in Robert Cormier's Heroes

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BBC Bitesize - GCSE English Literature - Heroes

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GCSE English Literature Heroes learning resources for adults, children, parents and teachers.

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Heroes begins during the final years of the Great Depression. While Francis is too young at the time to realize the significance of the Depression, its effects can be seen in small details of the poverty and hardship facing the working-class people of Frenchtown. The renovation of the Wreck Center is an example of one of President Franklin D. Roosevelt's "New Deal" civic engagement programs that sought to alleviate unemployment. Heroes is also centrally concerned with the Second World War. After the bombing of Pearl Harbor in 1941, the United States entered World War II, a war in which Americans like Francis fought from 1941-45. The war sparked an economic boom due to the need to manufacture goods for war that would carry over into the post-war years, allowing the government to create the G.I. Bill to help veterans buy houses, return to school, and start businesses. It is in these years of relative prosperity that Francis returns to Frenchtown.

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Heroes begins during the final years of the Great Depression. While Francis is too young at the time to realize the significance of the Depression, its effects can be seen in small details of the poverty and hardship facing the working-class people of Frenchtown.