Module A- HSC

Question 1

1-Tempest

Imprisonment

Answer 1

“I must be here confined by you… On this bare island, by your spell.”

Question 2

1- Hag Seed

Imprisionment

Answer 2

“He call me poison, a filth, a slave,/ He prison me up to make me behave,/ But I’m Hag-Seed!” – Leggs

Question 3

2-Tempest

Imprisionment

Answer 3

“I’ll Break my staff… and deeper than did ever plument sound I’‘ll drown my book”

Question 4

2- Hag Seed

Imprisionment

Answer 4

“Stone Walls do not a prison make, Nor iron bars a cage.”

Question 5

1-Tempest

Women

Answer 5

“O brave new world, that has such people in’t!”

Question 6

1-Hag Seed

Women

Answer 6

“You’re talking as if Miranda is just a rag doll. As if she’s just lying around with her legs open, draping herself over furniture like wet spaghetti…”

Question 7

2-Tempest

Women

Answer 7

“I am your wife, if you will marry me; If not, i’ll die a maid…”

Question 8

2- Hag Seed

Women

Answer 8

“She’s so tender-hearted, so sensitive… She shouldn’t fritter herself away on a world of illusions.”

Question 9

Intro

Answer 9

Texts act as a dynamic conversation across time, allowing composers to carry enduring values and reimagine ideas to fit varying contexts. Reframed literature uncovers resonances and dissonances that deepen our understanding of shared and contrasting issues, assumptions, and perspectives. A textual conversation between William Shakespeare’s Jacobean meta-theatrical tragicomedy, The Tempest (1611) and Margaret Atwood’s reimagined postmodern novel, Hag-Seed (2016) ANSWER QUESTION