Brief notes on 'The Charge of the Light Brigade'

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GCSE English Mapa Mental sobre Brief notes on 'The Charge of the Light Brigade', criado por Freddie Callaghan em 29-10-2018.
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Brief notes on 'The Charge of the Light Brigade'
  1. Dialogue
    1. Imperatives
      1. 'Was there a man dismay'd?'
        1. Implied answer
          1. Rhetorical question
            1. Addresses the reader
              1. Emphasises courage & sacrifices
                1. 'When can their glory fade?'
                  1. Outraged such sacrifices should be forgotten
            2. 'Into the valley of death'
              1. Biblical reference
                1. Reflects innocence
                  1. Goodness - sacrifice
                2. Structure
                  1. Random rhyme creates chaos
                    1. Anaphora
                      1. 'Theirs'
                      2. Rhythm
                        1. Dactylic

                          Anotações:

                          • One stressed syllable followed by two non stressed syllables
                          1. Sound of galloping horses
                            1. Sounds of battle
                          2. Endings of the first three stanzas acts as a chorus
                            1. Terrible danger
                              1. Emphasis on small amounts of British troops
                            2. Sibilance
                              1. Juxtaposition
                                1. Stanza 3
                                  1. Shows the physical pain and danger
                                    1. Contrasts with the bravery and heroism of the soldiers
                                    2. 'Storm'd at with shot and shell'
                                      1. Sinister edge
                                      2. 'sabre stroke'
                                        1. Shattered and sunder'd
                                          1. Onomatopoeia
                                            1. Hear sounds of sabers cutting through Russian troops
                                              1. Positive impression
                                          2. Threatening and menacing force
                                            1. British troops
                                          3. Repetition
                                            1. repetition from stanza 3 to stanza 5 but with changes
                                            2. 'wild'
                                              1. reckless
                                              2. Language
                                                1. simple and clear
                                                  1. wide range of people
                                                2. Narrative poem
                                                  1. Themes
                                                    1. Realisation
                                                      1. loss
                                                        1. grief
                                                          1. Honour
                                                            1. Pride
                                                              1. Leaves a lasting memory of their sacrifice
                                                              2. Verbs
                                                                1. Turmoil of soldiers actions

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