The Tempest Act III Review

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What is the relationship between Prospero and Ariel in The Tempest?

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Prospero confides his story and plans to Ariel, who helps him carry out those plans.

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How does Alonso react to Ariel's accusation in Act III?

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Alonso admits his guilt and expresses remorse for his actions against Prospero.

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In Act III, what form does Ariel take when he appears to the men about to eat the banquet?

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Ariel appears in the form of a harpy.

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Why would it be strange for Ferdinand to be doing physical labor in Elizabethan England?

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Ferdinand is part of the upper class and wouldn't normally do physical labor.

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How does Miranda's character develop in Act III of The Tempest?

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Miranda is so much in love with Ferdinand that she forgets Prospero's demands.

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What is the significance of Ariel's role in The Tempest?

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Ariel serves as a servant to Prospero, helping him execute his plans and revealing the consequences of the characters' actions.

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What theme is explored through the character of Alonso in Act III?

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The theme of guilt and redemption is explored through Alonso's admission of wrongdoing and his remorse.

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What does the appearance of the harpy symbolize in Act III?

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The harpy symbolizes judgment and the supernatural, serving as a reminder of the consequences of the characters' past actions.

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How does Ferdinand's labor reflect his character in Act III?

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Ferdinand's willingness to do physical labor for Miranda shows his love and commitment to her, despite his noble status.

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What role does love play in Miranda's actions in Act III?

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Miranda's love for Ferdinand influences her decisions and her interactions with Prospero.