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Francis Cassavant
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GCSE English (Heroes) Mind Map on Francis Cassavant, created by Maddie Shand on 26/03/2014.
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heroes
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heroes
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Maddie Shand
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Francis Cassavant
Narrator
biased opinions
learn about other characters through him
Nicole
Larry
Veterans (Arthur Rivier)
Physical Appearance
describes himself as a monster
matter of fact description
disguises his emotions
hides behind a facade
scarf
scared of being recognised
Is he a hero?
hero
jumps on the grenade
doesn't kill Larry
feels guilty
won the tabletennis tournament
knight in shinig armour
wants to do the right thing
not a hero
went to war for the wrong reasons
jumps on the grenade to kill himself
tries to commit suicide
doesn't see himself as a hero
doesn't save Nicole
Character
timid
tendancy to worship
solitary
obessive
lacking confidence
creative
romantic
jealous
suicidal
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