Point When? Who is Evidence/Quote What the quote Explanation speaking means is carrying out Ariel serves While you here do snoring lie, Prospero’s orders to Prospero While you’re asleep Open-eyed conspiracy look after Alonso and faithfully, doing Act 2 people are plotting His time doth take. Ariel Gonzalo by waking everything that Scene 1 against you! Wake up If of life you keep a care, them up before he commands and watch out! Shake off slumber and beware. Antonio and Sebastian him to do kill them When Caliban is Ban, Cacaliban Caliban celebrates ‘Ban, drunk he Has a new master: get a new (Singing drunkenly) free, but he is not Act 2 celebrates Caliban man. I’ve got a new master! really because he has Scene 2 having a new I’m free! just exchanged one Freedom, hey-day! hey-day, master master for another freedom! Freedom! Miranda assumes here There’s nothing ill can dwell in He has such a that Ferdinand’s Miranda such a temple: beautiful body that he Act 1 outward appearance is idealises Miranda must be good inside If the ill spirit have so fair a Scene 2 so beautiful that his Ferdinand because nothing bad Good things will strive to dwell character must also be could exist inside him with’t. perfect
Point When? Who is speaking Evidence/Quote What the quote means Explanation Ariel serves Prospero faithfully, doing everything that he commands him to do Act 2 Scene 1 Ariel While you here do snoring lie, Open-eyed conspiracy His time doth take. If of life you keep a care, Shake off slumber and beware. While you’re asleep people are plotting against you! Wake up and watch out! is carrying out Prospero’s orders to look after Alonso and Gonzalo by waking them up before Antonio and Sebastian kill them When Caliban is drunk he celebrates having a new master Act 2 Scene 2 Caliban ‘Ban, Ban, Cacaliban Has a new master: get a new man. Freedom, hey-day! hey-day, freedom! Freedom! (Singing drunkenly) I’ve got a new master! I’m free! Caliban celebrates free, but he is not really because he has just exchanged one master for another Miranda idealises Ferdinand Act 1 Scene 2 Miranda There’s nothing ill can dwell in such a temple: If the ill spirit have so fair a Good things will strive to dwell with’t. He has such a beautiful body that he must be good inside because nothing bad could exist inside him Miranda assumes here that Ferdinand’s outward appearance is so beautiful that his character must also be perfect
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