How Does Shakespeare Use Language to Present King Henry both as a Man and a King in "King Henry 5th" by Shakespeare?

Shakespeare's play is about King Henry V based on the historical events during 1398 to 1420. It is a follow-up of Henry IV parts one and two. Shakespeare writes about Harry, Prince Hal before he had become king, and his wild drunken youth. Henry then develops to become a hero, a great ruler and leader. On the nature of Henry's character, as portrayed by Shakespeare, he is said to have changed in many ways. In act1 scene1, …showed first 75 words of 2181 total…

…showed last 75 words of 2181 total…Swill'd with the wild and wasteful ocean." He is good at encouraging his men all the time and can be at harsh crucial times. He can act like a beast, and be brutal against foes as a public King. Apart from a few the people around him, the rest are mostly loyal lords and soldiers. He does a fantastic job rallying his men with formal and informal speeches. He is a good and wise king.