Re-read line 16 through 23 of scene two. what impression of macbeth is created by these details

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In lines 16-23 of Act I, Scene 2, the Sergeant (or Captain, depending on the text) reports Macbeth's bravery in battle.

These lines create an impression of Macbeth as a heroic, brave warrior who easily defeated a rebel in a bloody battle.

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