What does the captain say Macbeth did in the battle?

The captain says that Macbeth defied fate and rushed on Macdonwald quickly cutting him with his sword from the navel to the neck. Afterwards, Macbeth mounted Macdonwald's head on their post as a sign of victory. The captain tells King Duncan that Macbeth is worthy of praise and honor for his brave deed.

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