Tempest text quotations

Question 1

boatswain and master purpose

Question 2

Prospero “I have done…

Answer 2

nothing but in care of thee.”

Question 3

P “For thou..

Answer 3

must now know further.”

Question 4

Miranda “O..

Answer 4

my heart bleeds.”

Question 5

P “secret

Answer 5

studies”

Question 6

P “The ivy

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which had hid my princely trunk.”

Question 7

M “Good wombs…

Answer 7

have borne bad sons”

Question 8

P “Dost..

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thou hear?”

Question 9

Ariel introduced “All hail…

Answer 9

great master”

Question 10

A “To every

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article.”

Question 11

P switch up

Answer 11

“Thou liest, malignant thing.”

Question 12

C “I must…

Answer 12

eat my dinner.”

Question 13

P referencing C

Answer 13

“lying slave”
“tortoise”
“got by the devil himself”

Question 14

M response to F

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“A thing divine.”

Question 15

F meeting M asks

Answer 15

“If you be maid or no?”

Question 16

Trinculo “A man…

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or a fish?”

Question 17

Stephano “He’s a present for…

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any emperor.”

Question 18

Caliban sucking up “I’ll show thee…

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every fertile inch of the island: and I will kiss thy foot.”

Question 19

F courtly love

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“O most dear mistress”
“Do love, prize, honour you”

Question 20

M subverting courtly love

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“I’ll bear the logs the while.”

Question 21

Ariel scaring Alonso party

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“You are three men of sin.”

Question 22

P “Worthily purchased…

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take my daughter.”

Question 23

P to Ariel “Did worthily perform”

Question 24

P metatheatre

Answer 24

“These our actors”

“the great Globe itself”

Question 25

Prospero Act 5 opening

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“Now my project does gather to a head.”

Question 26

Ariel Act 5

Answer 26

“That if you now beheld them, your affections / Would become tender”

P “Dost thou think so spirit?”

“Mine would, sir, were I human”

Question 27

Boatswain return meaning

Question 28

P “Sir, my liege..

Answer 28

Do not infest your mind with beating on / The strangeness of this business.”

Question 29

P ending

Answer 29

“My Ariel, chick,

Be free and fare thou well - Please you, draw near.”

Question 30

Ending of play metatheatre

Answer 30

“Let your indulgence set me free.”

Rhyming couplets, change of form not iambic (self change)