charge of the light brigade

• into the jaws of death 


  image personifies death and hell and make them seem like monsters that the soldiers cannot escape from. repetition creates a sense of impending doom and inevitability
• all the world wondered

  people marvelled at the bravery or that they wondered why they had been sent on the charge
• honour the light brigade noble six hundred 


  repetition of six hundred- reinforces the large number of men involved.

  command- feels eevryone must feel the smae way
• written - 1854
• wrote as a tribute to men who died in the battle
• one of the greatest poets of the victorian era