Turn, hell-hound, turn.

Question 1

Turn

Answer 1

• imperative
• repetition
• Macduff believes he is more powerful than Macbeth
• morally stronger
• embedded clause he could reflect Macbeths isolation from Macduff or Thanes
• ironic Macduff thinks he is higher in GCoB but isn’t

Question 2

Hound

Answer 2

noun
animalistic connotations lower Macbeth’s status
Great Chain of Being
lack of respect from Macduff

Question 3

Hell

Answer 3

noun
recognises evil in Macbeth = where the Devil lives
connotations of death and destruction
metaphor for how Macbeth has changed for Scotland
Macduff recognises Macbeth will go to hell

Question 4

Hell-Hound

Answer 4

noun
mythological creature who guards gates of hell
ironic as the King serves God not the Devil

Question 5

Embedded Clause

Answer 5

heightens difference between the two men

Macduff now honourable and Macbeth disgraced

Question 6

Evaluation

Answer 6

Macbeth being forced to face the consequences of his actions
emotive downfall of Macbeth
ambition has blighted his life and after life
“noble” at the beginnning, at the end “hell-hound”