Explain the role of the bell played in the poem "Inchcape Rock" by Robert.
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the bell plays an important role in this poem.It is the object due to which the Abbot of aberborthok was praised,due to which which the Rover hated the Abot . the bell has been used in both good and evil ways. the abbot used it in a purpose to help the other sailors , so the they are warned of danger and are protected. on the other hand , the rover uses the same bell, i.e., the inchcape bell , to satisfy the hatred he feels for the abbot. the bell which was once tied to the inchcape rock for a solely pure reason, is cut off from the rock for a purpose of revenge.
In the poem, When the rover is surrounded by death and finally realizes his horrific deed, he imagines that the bell is rung by the devil , waiting for his arrival in hell.
In the poem, When the rover is surrounded by death and finally realizes his horrific deed, he imagines that the bell is rung by the devil , waiting for his arrival in hell.
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