Theme : Magic Flashcards

(29 cards)

1
Q

What is magic used for / portrayed as?

A

Force for control

Means of restoration

Illusion

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Q

Purpose of Prospero’s renunciation of magic

A

Forgiveness - moving past his desire for vengeance

Rejection of power - more humble and human

Restoration of natural order - as duke

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3
Q

“I’ll rack thee…”

A

“…with old cramps”

Prospero

Magic as a force of control

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4
Q

“I am subject…”

A

“…to a sorcerer”

Caliban

Magic as a force of control

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5
Q

“Possess his books, for…”

A

“…without them he’s but a sot”

Caliban

Magic as a force of control

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6
Q

“The direful…”

A

“…spectacle of the wrack”

Prospero

Magic as a force of control

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7
Q

“I must obey…”

A

“…his art is of such power”

Caliban

Magic as a force of control

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8
Q

“This rough magic…”

A

“…I here abjure”

“Ill break my staff”

“Ill drown my book”

Prospero

Magic as a means of restoration

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9
Q

“Not so much perdition…”

A

“…as an hair betid to any creature in the vessel”

Prospero

Magic as a means of restoration (can argue for and against)

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10
Q

“I ratify…”

A

“…this my rich gift”

Prospero

Magic as a means of restoration (for Miranda and consequently the court)

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11
Q

“You are three…”

A

“…men of sin”

Ariel

Magic as a means of restoration (confronting their guilt - potential restoration)

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12
Q

Stage directions of anti masque

A

[Thunder and lightning]
[Enter Ariel, like a Harpy]

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13
Q

“Put the…”

A

“…wild waters in this roar”

Miranda

Illusion

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14
Q

“Flamed…”

A

“…amazement”

Ariel

Illusion

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15
Q

“Oh the dreadful…”

A

“…thunderclaps”

Ariel

Illusion

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16
Q

“Pluck my…”

A

“…magic garment from me”

Prospero

Magic and power

17
Q

Stage directions of the banquet not anti masque

A

[solemn and strange music]

[enter several strange shapes]

[bringing in a banquet]

18
Q

“Our revels now are ended. These…”

A

“…our actors…were all spirits and are melted into air”

Prospero

Illusion

19
Q

“The cloud-capped…”

A

“…towers, the gorgeous palaces…the great globe itself…shall dissolve”

Prospero

Illusion

20
Q

“This is a most…”

A

“…majestic vision”

Ferdinand

Illusion

21
Q

Stage directions of the masque

A

[enter certain nymphs]
[enter certain reapers]
[graceful dance]

22
Q

Enter Ariel

23
Q

“Mine would sir…”

A

“…were i human”

Ariel

24
Q

How is Ariel’s magical character displayed in the Macready production? What year

A

1838

Fairy costume hanging from a wire

25
How does the mermaid theatre production portray Prospero’s use of magic with Ariel and caliban? What year?
1970 They are victims of colonisation
26
Which production shows Prospero’s magic as omnipresent - he’s always on stage
1995 Thacker production
27
What conflict does the Jacobi performance show? What year?
1982 Prospero’s struggle between omnipotence and humanity
28
What does Barton say about the storm
“The storm contains no hint of the marvelous or extraordinary”
29
Todd on what Prospero’s magic can do
“Prospero controls the destiny of the other characters”