Act I, Scene II Vocabulary broil battle spent exhausted – – villainies mercenaries kerns – – footsoldiers gallowglasses – armed horsemen minion a servant – cut open unseam’d – nave the navel chaps – a – person’s jaws skipping fl eeing – shining furbish’d – sooth truth fl out – – mock point – swordpoint lavish – wild composition a – truce deign offer – What does the Sergeant specifically report about Macbeth? What does this news reveal to you about Macbeth’s character? What is relationship to King Duncan? Macbeth’s
Act I, Scene II Vocabulary broil – battle spent – exhausted villainies – mercenaries kerns – footsoldiers gallowglasses – armed horsemen minion – a servant unseam’d – cut open nave – the navel chaps – a person’s jaws skipping – fl eeing furbish’d – shining sooth – truth fl out – mock point – swordpoint lavish – wild composition – a truce deign – offer What does the Sergeant specifically report about Macbeth? What does this news reveal to you about Macbeth’s character? What is Macbeth’s relationship to King Duncan?