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Why does Macbeth mention the bell ring, and what does it relate to?
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Feb 27, 2014, 8:21:43 AM2/27/14
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The bell is a funeral bell, because macbeth calls it a knell and i searched up knell and it is a funeral bell. The reason cannot here the bell is because he is going to be dead by the time it rings. It will be for his (duncans) funeral.
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As Macbeth says that “the
bell invites me. / hear it not, Duncan for it is a knell/ that summons thee to
heaven or hell” (2.1.62-64). Macbeth has made his decision of killing Duncan, on one hand the bell is like a battle drum which encourages Macbeth of killing the king, on the other hand it is also a knell which shows that Duncan is going to die.