Question

charactersketch of corporal turn​

Answer 1

Answer:

Corporal Turnbull was a young man, but he was not a man to be trifled with. He had come back from Dunkirk with all his equipment correct and accounted for. He kept his kitten in his pocket. He was admired by the trainee soldiers as their hero, and they used to tell each other that he was so tough that you could hammer nails into him without his noticing it. He had complete control over his emotions. When Private Quelch offended him with his impudence and audacity, he did not lose temper. He listened to Quelch’s arguments patiently. He even offered him to give lecture to the squad. However, he knew his power. He knew how to hit back mortally. He taught Quelch the most befitting lesson by appointing him as permanent cook in the mess kitchen.

Answer 2

Explanation:

Corporal Gregory, Brewster is a retired military hero. He is portrayed as living in a country cottage during his old age. In contrast to him is a young soldier named McDonald. This contrast is dramatized through the eyes of Norah Brewster, the Corporal's grandniece, who has to decide whether it would be worth marrying the young and handsome Archie McDonald, knowing that in the course of time he may grow into the sort of aged wreck that old Brewster had become Sir Arthur Conan Doyle

This exercise in foresight makes the Corporal a center of attention.

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