Henry V's Speech Analysis

Henry V demonstrates his ability to compose all of his men feel valued and equal by giving examples of achievements they’ll all have completed solely by fighting by his side. Henry V never once did single out a status when giving his speech. Henry talks only about everything that all the men have or will have in common by the end of the fight. Henry focuses on the positive issues that others will be compelled say when looking back at this battle. The speech was given to show the men how they’ll be seen in Henry’s eyes after fighting by his side, since Henry is the king and he has the ability to have a superior relationship with a diversity of people he looked up to by abounding, therefore, his opinion is one to have an effect on people. One of the situations that Henry said in his speech that inspired numerous men to have faith in themselves was “Then will he strip his sleeve and show his scars. And say ‘These wounds I had on Crispin’s day!’’. This inspired his men and made them feel valued due to Henry indicating that ensuing, they’d brag about being part of the fight. Henry was inferencing that his men would be proud of their war wounds and even show them off to others. If something is being shown off it is as a result of one’s self-admiration of it and they know that others would be …show more content…
Henry V said, “For him, today that sheds his blood with me shall be my brother”. This had an impact on the men due to the fact that the people fighting along Henry’s side varied in status, but with this quote it made them feel united. It was important for Henry to enlighten his men to feel united and appreciated, therefore, they’d be more motivated during the fight. By making the men feel more motivated and bringing them together there was more enthusiasm within them making it a more relaxed and comfortable situation to be in together, making sure no one felt left