In the play, "Henry V," who states that "If we are marked to die, we are enough/To do our country loss__________" (IV.iii.20-21) ?
Correct answer: B. Henry V
- A. Falstaff
- B. Henry V
- C. Nim
- D. Catherine
Explanation
Henry speaks these lines in the St Crispin’s Day speech before the Battle of Agincourt. He turns the prospect of death into a source of honour by suggesting that the small English force is sufficient for victory.
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