Explanation:
Renfield's face is bashed and bleeding and his back is broken.
I need a bit more details on what passage you are reading. I have read plenty of stories, articles, and fiction books with characters by the name of Phillip.
Sorry but hopefully you can supply more details :/
"<span>Despite what many think of him by the play's conclusion, Macbeth's brave and noble reputation (literally) precedes him in Shakespeare's drama. Before we even come face-to-face with Macbeth, a sergeant returns from a recent battle to directly characterize him: 'For brave Macbeth -well he deserves that name - / Disdaining fortune, with his brandish'd steel, / Which smoked with bloody execution, / Like valour's minion carved out his passage."</span>
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Explanation:
fabulous: pertaining to fables; amazing or incredible in nature
biblical: pertaining to the Holy Scripture
christianity: the religion of the followers of Jesus Christ
grammatical: conforming to the rules of a language
brave: courageous
inaccessible: unreachable
expulsion: the act of forcing one to leave a group, often a means of punishment
duly: correctly, properly
defamation: disgrace or dishonor on a person
(you didn't give much clarification had to guess which ones were the words and definition)
