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3 cards from this section. Quick, good the night before a test.
What does Prospero conjure to celebrate Miranda and Ferdinand's union?
Think about the characters that represent nature and fertility.
Who does Ariel inform about the nobles' guilt?
Recall Ariel's role in the story.
What does the masque signify in the context of 'The Tempest'?
Reflect on the idea that the spectacle is temporary.
True or False: Prospero chooses to punish his enemies harshly in the end.
Think about the themes of mercy he embodies.
Evaluate the impact of Prospero's decision to forgive on the dynamics between the characters in 'The Tempest'. How does this choice redefine their relationships?
Consider how the relationships shift after forgiveness is granted.
Critically assess the role of illusion in establishing the central themes of Acts IV and V. How do these illusions serve the narrative?
Look at how each use of illusion drives home the message about reality and perception.
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