Who Says Turn Hell Hound Turn?
As Macbeth Ponders Whether Suicide, at This Point, Would Be His Better Option, the Avenging Macduff Enters the Scene with the Bold Challenge: "Turn...
As Macbeth ponders whether suicide, at this point, would be his better option, the avenging Macduff enters the scene with the bold challenge: "Turn, hell-hound, turn." Macduff's choice of the epithet "Hell-hound," recalling his earlier description of Macbeth as a "Hell-kite" (Act IV, Scene 3), confirms the true nature ...
Who says this turn Hellhound turn?
MACDUFF Turn, hellhound, turn! 5 Of all men else I have avoided thee.
What Macduff tells Macbeth?
Although the Witches tell Macbeth he cannot be killed by a man “of woman born,” Macduff reveals to Macbeth that he was delivered by what we call a Cesarean section, cut out of his mother's body instead of being born in the more usual manner.
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