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Question 1

Prospero’s realisation of his anger (yet with)

Answer 1

“Yet with my nobler reason, ‘gainst my fury Do I take part. The rarer action is In virtue, than in vengeance.” (juxtaposition)

Question 2

Prospero’s forgiveness in his epilogue

Answer 2

“As you from crimes would pardoned be , Let your indulgence set me free” (epilogue)

Question 3

Prospero’s imprisonment of Ariel/self (if thou more)

Answer 3

“If thou more murmur’st, I will rend an oak And peg thee in his knotty entrails till Thou hast howled away twelve winters.” (metaphor)

Question 4

Prospero’s revenge plan (let them)

Answer 4

“Let them be hunted soundly. At this hour lies at my mercy all mine enemies shortly shall my labors end… do me service.” (Metaphor and imagery)

Question 5

Felix’s desire for revenge (…he wanted)

Answer 5

“…he wanted revenge. He longed for it. He day-dreamed about it. Tony and Sal must suffer.”

Question 6

Felix’s realisation of his revenge(What was he)

Answer 6

“ What was he thinking - keeping her tethered to him all this time?… to the elements be free”

Question 7

Felix forgives his opps (under these conditions)

Answer 7

“under these conditions, I pardon all of you, and we’ll let bygones be bygones” (assertive tone and idiom)

Question 8

Felix’s mental issue (his reasons were)

Answer 8

“His reasons were beyond theatrical; they had nothing to do with his reputation, his career…. his Miranda must be released from her glass coffin; she must be given a life.

Question 9

Felix’s desire for revenge (oh, to watch their)

Answer 9

“Oh, to watch their two faces! Oh, to twist the wire! He wants to see pain.”

Question 10

8Handz telling Felix it’s too far (I know they’re assholes)

Answer 10

“I know they’re assholes… but this is too sick even for me.”