Tempest Acts 4 & 5 Flashcard

Front

What 'bait' has Ariel placed outside of Prospero's cell to catch Trinculo and Stephano?

Back

Fancy clothes.

Front

What is a lesson that Prospero learns at the end of the play?

Back

It is good to forgive and put the past in the past.

Front

What does Prospero do to Trinculo, Stephano, and Caliban at the end of Act 4?

Back

He sends dogs after them to chase them away.

Front

Who says nothing after Prospero accuses him of betrayal in Act 5?

Back

Antonio.

Front

How does Prospero reveal that he truly believes in the power of forgiveness at the end of the play?

Back

He doesn't tell Alonso that Antonio and Sebastian almost killed him.

Front

What role does Ariel play in Prospero's plans?

Back

Ariel acts as a servant and helper to Prospero, executing his commands.

Front

What is the significance of forgiveness in 'The Tempest'?

Back

Forgiveness is portrayed as a powerful act that leads to reconciliation and peace.

Front

How does Prospero's character evolve throughout the play?

Back

Prospero transitions from a vengeful figure to one who embraces forgiveness and reconciliation.

Front

What does the character of Caliban represent in the play?

Back

Caliban represents the theme of colonization and the struggle for freedom.

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What is the relationship between Miranda and Ferdinand?

Back

Miranda and Ferdinand's relationship symbolizes love and the hope for a better future.