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How did Prospero feel about Caliban when he first arrived on the island and how does he feel about him now?
he cared for him, and now hates him
what does Prospero plan to do to Ferdinand at the end of Act One
make him his slave as bait
who is Ferdinand
the son of the King of Naples
who is Sycorax and Caliban
an exiled witch and Caliban is her son
why is Ariel a slave to Prospero
he was cursed, stuck in a tree and Prospero set him free
why didn't Antonio kill his brother
the people loved Prospero and it would cause riots and chaos
why did Prospero give his brother Antonio authority to govern
he was too busy obsessing over his books and knowledge
why does Prospero call his daughter ignorant after she confronts him about the storm
she doesn't know anything about his past and where they come from
how does the Boatswain feel towards the King and his men
annoyed and frustrated because they are in the way
how does the play open
the conflict of a ship struggling at sea with a tempest
according to the informational text on the context of The Tempest, what are the two motivations for colonist and explorers?
greed and ambition
how were Renaissance political conflicts resolved typically?
by marriage
what stories were in the pamphlets that inspired Shakespeare
shipwrecks and sea-adventures
the two colonies that were founded and established when the play was written
Roanoke and Jamestown colony
a conflict that sets a character against something beyond their control/ an outside force
external conflict
when a character struggles on the inside
internal conflict
circumstances forming a background of an event, idea or statement, in such a way as to enable readers to understand the narrative or literary piece
context
main events of a play, novel, movie, or similar work, devised and presented by the writer as a sequence
plot
a figure of speech that makes a comparison between two unlike things
metaphor and or simile
the feeling of the environment around and between the characters
atmosphere
a comment by a character to the audience that reveals his or her inner thoughts
aside
a light hearted play that ends happily
comedy
a character whose personality traits contrast sharply with the traits of another character
foil
the reason behind a character's actions
motivation
A humorous scene of incident that appears in a serious play to relieve emotional intensity
comic relief
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