First, you should know that a hyperbole is a resource used in literature to intentionally intensify what is been saying, in other words, overreact. Looking at this extract of the poem, we can choose B “hyperbole to dramatize the mirror’s suggestions” as the correct answer. We can see it in the last line “I think it is part of my heart”, the narrator is clearing exaggerating because he wants to express the feeling of huge love he has for the mirror and how he trust completely on it.
Answer:
never fails to disappoint means is that the thing, or perhaps person, you are referring to always disappoints.
The author's use of these characters' hallucinations creates tension in the play because the guilt that they have from killing the king earlier in the book. The blood is from the imaginary daggers that Macbeth sees but are not there in front of him.
