Fixing an enemy while artillery moves around the hill

The opposing force places artillery behind infantry on the central height, exactly where expected. A direct attack is avoided while British artillery takes another approach with cavalry held behind it. The infantry maneuver fixes the enemy while the guns unlimber elsewhere. When the opposing troops move down the slope, they expose themselves to artillery firing from above. This scenario demonstrates how fixing, turning, and terrain interact without presenting the battle as a reconstruction of a specific historical action.