b. In the poem, ‘The Charge of the Light Brigade’, what do the following lines imply about the soldiers?
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The above lines imply that not all the soldiers of those six hundred of the British Light Brigade returned back. Most of the soldiers perished in the charge. This shows the dedication and courage of the soldiers. They are not bothered about their own lives and followed orders.
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The above lines imply that not all the soldiers of those six hundred of the British Light Brigade returned back. Most of the soldiers perished in the charge. This shows the dedication and courage of the soldiers. They are not bothered about their own lives and followed orders.
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