We all were sea-swallow’d, Antonio compares the though some cast again, We’ve all just survived shipwreck to the And by that destiny to perform an drowning, so we Act 2 prologue of a play, act should take the future Scene 1 Antonio with the main action Whereof what’s past is prologue, into our own hands. (killing Alonso) still to what to come come In yours and my discharge. Prospero admits that My library I was so interested in his interest in magic Act 1 Was dukedom large enough. Prospero my books that they took over his life and Scene 2 became my whole life. meant that he neglected his work A fish: he smells This is a graphic Like a fish; a very ancient and He smells like a cheap Act 2 description of Caliban fish-like smell: a kind of Trinculo fish that is beginning Scene 2 as extremely Not of the newest Poor-John. to go rotten unappealing A strange fish! Prospero tells Alonso that thinking too much Let us not burthen our Let’s not be sad about Act 5 about the past is not remembrance with Prospero things that have Scene 1 helpful and they A heaviness that’s gone. happened in the past should concentrate on the future
Act 2 Scene 1 Antonio We all were sea-swallow’d, though some cast again, And by that destiny to perform an act Whereof what’s past is prologue, what to come In yours and my discharge. We’ve all just survived drowning, so we should take the future into our own hands. Antonio compares the shipwreck to the prologue of a play, with the main action (killing Alonso) still to come Act 1 Scene 2 Prospero My library Was dukedom large enough. I was so interested in my books that they became my whole life. Prospero admits that his interest in magic took over his life and meant that he neglected his work Act 2 Scene 2 Trinculo A fish: he smells Like a fish; a very ancient and fish-like smell: a kind of Not of the newest Poor-John. A strange fish! He smells like a cheap fish that is beginning to go rotten This is a graphic description of Caliban as extremely unappealing Act 5 Scene 1 Prospero Let us not burthen our remembrance with A heaviness that’s gone. Let’s not be sad about things that have happened in the past Prospero tells Alonso that thinking too much about the past is not helpful and they should concentrate on the future
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