A metaphor is is when you compare something NOT using like or as, for example, Mary's voice is music to my ears. So that can be the first one to go because they aren't comparing anything in this sentence. A simile is when you compare something using like or as, so that cant be the answer because they aren't comparing anything in this sentence, and they aren't using like or as AT ALL. An idiom is a figurative device used when a sentence has a figurative meaning and a literal meaning. This i used here when it stated "The situation is getting out of hand." this has figurative meaning and a literal meaning. The figurative meaning is the situation is getting out of hand, but this literally means that the problem it is getting out of control or no longer possible to manage, because when something is out of your hands you obviously cant control it. repetition is used when a sentence repeats a phrase or word over and over again sometimes to get a point across or sometimes to make something more memorable, this isn't used here.
The 'surpise' in Zaroffs bedroom was a suprise attack from Rainsford. For him, the most dangerous of hunts is not over yet as he is cornered in Zaroff's room (hence the allusion to baying) and has no choice but to fight.
Explanation: Macbeth has been completely blinded to reality by his trust in the Witches and by his own ambition and false sense of security. Throughout the play dramatic techniques such as dramatic irony and foreshadowing are used to explore the relationships and interactions between Macbeth and the women in the play.
