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The Kipling family is still searching for information about Jack several years after first being told that he was missing, which demonstrates the profound grief felt by families back at home. The play also deals with the long term affects of war. The change in Rudyard’s view of the war as the play progress represents the impact of WW1 on the public’s opinion of war. The juxtaposition between Rudyard and Carrie’s opinions over Jack’s death shows the two prevailing views of war at the time – one of glory, and one of pessimism.

Act 2 Scene 5: Rudyard and Carrie are listening to news of Hitler’s election to chancellor and comment on how the First World War was unable to prevent further violence.

Act 2 Scene 4: Elsie is getting married.

Rudyard and Carrie argue over Jack’s death Bowe is shown to have severe shell shock and they tell of how Jack died in the attack in Act 1 Scene 8.

Act 2 Scene 3: Frankland arrives at Batemans with Bowe in response to a newspaper ad put out by the Kipling’s.

Act 2 Scene 2: A flashback to Jack and Elsie’s childhood where they are playing with Rudyard.

Act 2 Scene 1: The Kipling’s are informed that Jack is missing, and Elsie tells Carrie and Rudyard the real reason why he joined the army.

Act 1 Scene 8: Jack and his men go over the top, and the men are dis-organised just before the attack.

McHugh smears horse droppings on his feet to get at Jack.

Act 1 Scenes 6 and 7: Jack is in charge of Irish soldiers who do not respect him.

Rudyard and Carrie are proud of him, while Elsie is angry as he has failed two medicals

Act 1 Scene 5: Jack is accepted into the army and claims to be doing this for the Empire.

Act 1 Scene 4: Rudyard delivers a propaganda speech to recruit people into the army.

Act 1 Scene 3: Elsie tries to comfort Jack after he fails the medical and finds out the real reasons that Jack wants to join the army.

After, Jack fails the eye exam miserably and is screened out

Act 1 Scene 2: Jack takes his army interview and medical as Rudyard, Sparks and Pottle discuss Rudyard’s works and cars.

Act 1 Scene 1: Rudyard and Jack practice an interview in preparation for an interview with an army recruitment officer, while Carrie protests as Jack is only 15.