Henry V | Act III, Scene 2 Questions and Answers
Study Questions
1.What action did the French king take between Acts II and III?
2.What does Henry mean by “Once more unto the breach”?
3.What reaction does he get from Pistol, Bardolph, Nym, and the boy?
4.Why do they finally rejoin the battle?
5.What change comes over the boy?
6.What are the “mines” to which Fluellen alludes?
7.Of what nationality are Fluellen, Macmorris, and Jamy?
8.How is this fact important to the situation?
9.What is their personal relationship?
10.Are all their differences resolved in this scene?
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