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Objectives: - to explore how a sense of place is created in ‘The War Correspondent’

The Charge of the Light Brigade in the Crimean War (Balaklava) What have you learnt? Why do you think, then, that the author has chosen these two military clashes in particular? What do they say about war more generally? Gallipoli – The Dardenelles campaign in WW1 DID YOU KNOW? The term Dardenelles is slang for military incompetence/disaster (‘down in the Dardenelles’)

The Charge of the Light Brigade in the Crimean War (Balaklava) : The Crimean war rages due to Western powers fears over Russian influence. Imperial Russia is on one side and an alliance including Britain and France on the other. The disastrous cavalry charge took place during the Battle of Balaclava in : Allied forces, including Russians, attempted to capture Constantinople (modern day Istanbul). Unsuccessful, the campaign lasted 6 months and cost the allies ½ million lives Gallipoli – The Dardenelles campaign in WW1 DID YOU KNOW? The term Dardenelles is slang for military incompetence/disaster (‘down in the Dardenelles’)

Heroic, but Naive? 600 horsemen on the English side Can you guess how many were killed or wounded? 400! All because their leader had made a dreadful mistake and misunderstood an order - they charged into battle when they were not supposed to (they were actually told just to retake some guns from the Russians)

Can you find and comment on the effect of… BALAKLAVA -Imperative verbs -Pairings of countries/nationalities with histories of tension -Multi-sensory language -Imagery of decay/stagnation -Syndetic listing -Compound adjectives -Words associated with chaos/precariousness -Imagery of luxury -Interjection -juxtaposition GALLIPOLI Connotations of violence Juxtaposition of natural/unnatural Use of colour to link living and dead Simile Imagery of suffocation Military lexical field Symbolism of scavenging Plosive ‘t’ sounds Inclusive pronouns

Homework – Essay Question Compare the ways in which poets depict relationships between women in A Leisure Centre is also a temple of learning and one other poem of your choice