Henry V demonstrates his ability to make all his men feel equal and valued even with varying status with the inspiration he puts in his speech. He is speaking to a group of men who are about to go out and put their lives on the line for something they believe in. Henry V instills in the minds of his soldiers how honorable what they are doing is. Henry V goes on to tell them that if they survive this battle, they will forever be familiar and admired by the people. Henry V did not just direct his speech to the people of higher prominence, but even to the men of lower stature. He made everyone in entirety feel honorable and equal no matter their status outside of this setting. This made the men feel significant as well as invincible.
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