The Tempest Act II

Front

What motivates Ariel to wake the sleeping men in Act II?

Back

Ariel wakes the sleeping men to help Prospero carry out his revenge plan.

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What does Gonzalo describe in Act II scene i?

Back

Gonzalo describes his vision of a perfect society.

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How do Trinculo and Stephano perceive Caliban in Act II scene ii?

Back

Trinculo and Stephano are disrespectful to Caliban.

Front

What is the term for the next in line to the throne?

Back

Heir.

Front

Why does Caliban hide in Act II scene ii?

Back

Caliban hides because he is afraid of Prospero's punishment.

Front

What role does Ariel play in Prospero's plans?

Back

Ariel serves as Prospero's servant and helps him execute his revenge.

Front

What does Gonzalo's perfect society represent?

Back

Gonzalo's perfect society represents an ideal world free from corruption and tyranny.

Front

How does Caliban's character reflect themes of colonization?

Back

Caliban's character reflects themes of colonization through his subjugation and desire for freedom.

Front

What is the significance of the relationship between Trinculo, Stephano, and Caliban?

Back

Their relationship highlights themes of power dynamics and exploitation.

Front

What does the term 'revenge' signify in the context of The Tempest?

Back

Revenge signifies the desire for retribution that drives Prospero's actions.