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Question 1

Power

Answer 1

The reframing of the tempest in Hag-Seed reflects the hunger for power and the confrontation of injustice

Question 2

Tempest Power quotes

Answer 2

The Duke of Milan and- A prince of power CAPITALISATION

The ivy which had hid my princely trunk and sucked vendure out on’t HYPERBOLIC

This island’s mine.. which you takest from me FIRST PERSON

Question 3

Hag-Seed power

Answer 3

Mr Duke and my island domain SYMBOLIC ALLUSION

the secrecy, the sabotage. The snake-like subterfuge. The stupendous betrayal CONGERY

Question 4

Vengeance

Answer 4

It is clear that a sense of injustice ignites ones desires for revenge against those that wronged them.

Question 5

Tempest vengeance

Answer 5

Now I arise (stands and puts on his mantle) FIRST PERSON

Question 6

Hag-Seed vengeance

Answer 6

He’s been chewing on his revenge for twelve years

Thirst for justice GUSTATORY IMAGERY

Question 7

Forgiveness

Answer 7

Over time, ones moral righteousness of forgiveness overrides the desire for vengeance.

Question 8

Tempest forgiveness

Answer 8

I do forgive thee COLLECTIVE PRONOUN

And what strength I have’s mine own SINGULAR PRONOUN

Question 9

Hag-Seed forgiveness

Answer 9

To the elements be free

He’s followed his revenge with benevolent acts of forgiveness TEXTUAL ALLUSION

Question 10

Intro structure

Answer 10

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