Concept:Apostrophe is a figure of speech where the speaker directly addresses an absent person, an abstract idea, or an object.
Explanation:In the line "Oh spite! Oh Hell!! I see you are all bent", the speaker is directly addressing "spite" and "Hell".
These are abstract ideas or forces, not physically present listeners.
By speaking to them as "you", the poet uses an apostrophe.
This device expresses strong emotion and gives voice to abstract concepts.
It is not an epitaph (inscription on a tomb), an epigram (short witty saying), or an allusion (indirect reference).
Answer:C. Apostrophe