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War hospital is a place of chaos, blood, explicit pain and suffering. An environment less subdued and implicit than normal hospitals.

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The hospital in the novel is depicted to be a place filled with distress. Instead of the usual peaceful, rehabilitative environment expected of war hospitals, it is a place that is often chaotic, filled with shrieks and screams of patients. The seclusion of Craiglockhart further isolates the patients from society.

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A place full of blood and screams. A traumatizing experience

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Hospital is shrouded in tension from auditory and visual imagery. Also, there is a certain stigma/shame associated with the surrounding from how people react to being in there eg. Billy Prior’s parents. Thus, cayses a consistent discomfort because of their status of being in the hospital space that defines their identity as “conchies”

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The war hospitals in the novel seem more isolated and not particularly peaceful as the characters recall war experiences

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war hospital seem to be an isolated place from the outside, a rehabilitation

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The purpose of he hospital remains to heal and to recover, but to what end? For the Rivers who does his job it’s a place where people are treated, and then sent back to the war front. Adding on that it’s a place plagued with mental trauma and people being given treatment despite resisting it, it almost seems like a prelude to the exact opposite of healing.

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in the war hospitals portrayed in the novel, the patients are resistant towards the treatments or diagnosis given to them. war hospitals are places where patients attempt to conceal their symptoms as they fear the vulnerability but end up breaking down. the patients are kept away from the rest of the world and often shunned hence the patients will usually attempt to conceal their identity.

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In one hospital, the patients that had minor wounds were situated in a location that visible to the public eye while patients with extremely bad injuries were hidden out of sight - portrays war hospitals as inhumane and unfeeling, with regard only for its reputation 

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In one hospital, the patients that had minor wounds were situated in a location that visible to the public eye while patients with extremely bad injuries were hidden out of sight - portrays war hospitals as inhumane and unfeeling, with regard only for its reputation 

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In the novel, the hospital can be described as the opposite of ideal. Rather than providing a peaceful and comfortable environment for patients to recuperate, it is a place of chaos and where patients are unable to have peace of mind, leaving them more distressed than ever

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The war hospital is portrayed to be a dark place of suffering and pain, which might not be so different from regular hospitals that are also ridden with sickness, suffering and negativity. However, the patients in the war hospital contribute to the creation of a different atmosphere, especially in craiglockhart where the patients do not always suffer from physical ailments, and the sheer trauma from the war seems to loom over them instead

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War Hospitals in Regeneration is portrayed to be isolated/secluded from the rest of society. Hospitals are generally seen to be a place for recovery, but there is a consistent reference to suffering in Regeneration/war is still constantly at the back of everyone’s mind in craigslockhart

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War hospitals are a place of chaos, bloodexplicit suffering and pain, an environment less subdued and implicit than normal hospitals.

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War hospitals are a place of chaos, bloodexplicit suffering and pain, an environment less subdued and implicit than normal hospitals.

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dark, looming, ominous environment that is closed off from the rest of society

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War Hospitals are not in fact peaceful as the patients are ravaged and haunted by nightmares and hallucinations due to their experience at the war front. Some patients are so scarred by their experiences that they subconsciously refuse to get better. Despite being physically away from the war, the war still manages to penetrate this supposedly safe place which hinders the patients’ recovery.

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many wounded soldiers, many of whom are in pain/in recovery/etc, and there are few hospital staff which is inadequate for the number of patients at the hospital (as mentioned only 4 doctors and 22 nurses or smth)

v hard to keep calm w frantic running of hosital staff and people crying in pain. isit really appropriate for recovery?

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Secluded, detached and hidden from public. Citizens don't see this side of the soliders, those that have mental illness after going through war. Surrounding is peaceful to aid in recovery further highlights loud cries of frustration from patients that are in the hospital. 

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Secluded, detached and hidden from public. Citizens don't see this side of the soliders, those that have mental illness after going through war. Surrounding is peaceful to aid in recovery further highlights loud cries of frustration from patients that are in the hospital. 

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Daunting image from the outside already, giving a sense of foreboding. Patients can also always hear others being sick, which does not help in the peaceful environment for healing.

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Instead of having pleasant surroundings, war hospitals are filled with conflicted patients, even doctors who are in denial of the patients conditions.

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A place with much tension as they see people of different condition coming in. People in Distressed state, emotionally unstable. Chaotic.

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War Hospitals as a place with less postitive connotations. People see it as a shelter (but some think it’s shetering cowards while other believe its sheltering patients)

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In comparison, craiglockhart is a hell (like a prison) nowhere to hide from other patients and locked away from civilisation

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In comparison, craiglockhart is a hell (like a prison) nowhere to hide from other patients and locked away from civilisation

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- war hospitals are portrayed as a stop for soldiers to recover before being sent back to the front lines. the soldiers do not want to be discharged unlike the patients in regular hospitals.
- soldiers in war hospitals are considered lucky if they do not get a roommate that has nightmares and scream at night as most soldiers suffer as they remember what happened at war or suffer from nightmares due to the war. Due to the constant reminder of the war in these nightmares, they are in fear instead of recovering peacefully.

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While Hospitals are a place of recovery and healing, craiglockheart is a place where patients in an attempt to recover are constantly reminded of their painful memories as the patients around them too are battling with similar painful memories and are constantly seeing patients around them confronted by their hallucinations. Furthermore, the patients also fear recovery as they are unwilling to show that they are recovering / have recovered for fear of being sent back to the warfront.

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Isolated and detached from war and society, the "taboo third setting

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war hospitals are where the soldiers who are 'recuperating' are reliving their traumatic experiences from the war and suffering from whats going on in their minds, though some are literally just physically injured, but the recuperation is not such a straightforward process. Some patients ( soldiers) remain stagnant and cannot recuperate fully

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Isolated Quarantine camps to brainwash rebellious soldiers into compliance, in terms of how patients feel about being inside, not dissimilar to what a mental hospital is like.

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The depiction of war hospitals in the novel, though similar to normal hospitals in the sense that it is described as a place for recovery, is explicitly described as a place of suffering and pain. the pain felt by the patients was not glorified nor was it censored, and the unpleasantness in the hospital was painfully honest for the readers.

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A place where there is hope but also a lot of fear. Hope as the people there managed to survive war, but they are also the ones who have experienced the terror of it.

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Instead of a place where people slowly rehabilitate and recover, a war hospital treats patients in such a way that they are “forced” to recover as fast as possible so that they can be sent to the battlefield once again.

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hospital lacks the resources that patients need, has an environment of pain and suffering and the patients have no choice but to endure it, dilemma about the recovery of the patients because if they recover they will be sent back to the war

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While it is a place that people recover, most of the time there is sufferings.

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craiglockhart as a place of temporary safety, but ultimately still a slaughterhouse as people who recover are sent back to the battlefield

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craiglockhart as a place of temporary safety, but ultimately still a slaughterhouse as people who recover are sent back to the battlefield

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-usually isolated away from people, on a hill: “You’re isolated up there, it’s not good for you.” and “despite the downward slope”

-dark gloomy and scary: “sheer gloomy, cavernous bulk of the place.”
-places with categories to separate different people according to their injuries

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Very ironic as the hospitals are nothing like the normal hospitals one would expect and these war hospitals are treating soldiers to send them back to war rather than treating them so they can recover.

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While the warfront is an external battle between life and death, the war hospitals is an internal battlefield for the patients to overcome their traumatic pain.

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War hospitals in the novel are depicted to be places who attempt to provide the soldiers with healing and recovery , but they lack the proper resources for the best treatment that they should receive.

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relatively tall building, isolated, unfriendly but yet still provides some form of privacy whereby Rivers goes to think. depicted as cruel despite being a hospital, as it is to heal the patients just to send them back into the warzone/a place of terror. especially for the shell-shocked patients who are detrimentally affected by the war, they are helped to get better just to be sent back.

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The hospital is filled with tension as the patients are often at risk of being sent back to the war even though they might not have fully recovered. The hospital is also depicted to be a dreadful and crowded place in. It is a place which traps the patients physically and mentally as they are also unable to escape from the traumas of war.

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An environment filled with pain and suffering, emotionally distressing 

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An environment filled with pain and suffering, emotionally distressing 

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It was a place that is portrayed as something rather emotionally distressing. 

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It was a place that is portrayed as something rather emotionally distressing. 

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The use of the isolated, tense imagery shows us that there is no sense of rehabilitation and its as tense or if not more tense than the battlefield

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Craigslockhart is a place for soldiers to recover, yet it has a more sinister backdrop, as Rivers is tasked to rehabilitate these soldiers, and then send them back into the battlefield, to almost certain relapse or even death. The patients are allowed luxuries here, but cannot enjoy this peace as they are haunted by their own memories, and they cannot step out of their own minds in order to ground themselves in the present.

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War Hospitals are also for a certain level of recovery. Butt the nature of this recovery differs from that of a typical hospital. For the most part of this novel, the hospital deals with mental illnesses or "shell-shock". The recovery process is therefore very ambiguous and the recovery methods "experimental" as Rivers mentioned. This disrupts the assumption that the patients are able to gradually recover in a pleasant surroundings of a normal hospital. We also realise that war Hospitals juxtapose the intensity of the front line with the image of peace in the war Hospitals. This can be seen in the first few sentences of the novel where Rivers observed a "peaceful" scene of tennis and patients relaxing but we later come to understand that there is a deeper layer of conflict and foreshadowing(?) in the sentence.

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- Very unlike the conventional understanding what a hospital should be like, there is little presence of medical equipment, doctors in white coats etc. Given, this is because regeneration is set in an age where hospitals looked very different from how they are today, but there is not much of a 'clinical' feeling to the hospital in the novel.

- There are recreational facilities in the hospital: A swimming pool, a cinema. Is this really a hospital or a holiday home?