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Questions trace plot, character choices, language, and staging in the play's first two acts.
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When the Boatswain asks, 'What cares these roarers for the name of king?' during the storm, what conflict is the scene creating?
What does Prospero tell Miranda after she begs him to calm the sea?
Prospero tells Miranda how they came to the island twelve years earlier. What did Antonio do?
Which person secretly helped Prospero and Miranda survive after they were forced from Milan?
In Ariel's first report after the tempest, what has he already done?
Why does Prospero call Ferdinand a spy and a traitor and threaten to chain him right after Miranda admires him?
On the beach in Act 2, what murder plot does Antonio urge Sebastian to attempt?
Miranda begins Act 1, Scene 2 with pity for the shipwrecked men. What choice does she ask Prospero to make?
Ariel reminds Prospero of the promise to shorten his service. Why does Prospero retell the story of Sycorax and the pine?
Caliban says, 'This island's mine, by Sycorax my mother.' What motive does this claim explain?
Ferdinand follows Ariel's music after the wreck. What does his choice show in the scene?
Gonzalo keeps trying to cheer Alonso while Antonio and Sebastian mock him. What role does Gonzalo choose in the scene?
Why does Caliban decide to serve Stephano near the end of Act 2?
Ariel reports that Ferdinand cried, 'Hell is empty / And all the devils are here.' What does that line show about the storm?
Caliban says, 'You taught me language, and my profit on't / Is, I know how to curse.' What does the line reveal?
Ariel's song says, 'Full fathom five thy father lies; / Of his bones are coral made.' What is its dramatic function?
Trinculo asks of Caliban, 'What have we here? a man or a fish?' What effect does this language create?
Gonzalo imagines a commonwealth with 'no name of magistrate' and 'No sovereignty.' How do Sebastian and Antonio undercut it?
The play opens with a noisy shipwreck before explaining Prospero's magic. What is the effect of that staging?
Soon after the storm scene, Prospero tells Miranda that no one was harmed. What does that dramatic order do?
Ariel enters unseen as Antonio and Sebastian stand over the sleeping Alonso and Gonzalo. What does this stage action accomplish?
Trinculo hides under Caliban's gaberdine, and Stephano sees a creature with four legs. What dramatic technique drives the scene?
Ariel wants liberty, Caliban resents service, and Ferdinand is charmed and made Prospero's prisoner. What motif links these Act 1 and 2 situations?
Antonio once helped seize Milan, then urges Sebastian to seize Naples. What theme develops through this repetition?
Storm, enchanted sleep, invisible music, and strangely fresh clothes all appear in Acts 1 and 2. What larger idea do they build?
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