quotation analysis Flashcards

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“O, I have suffered with those I saw suffer”

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“O” shows her extreme emotion

shows her empathy as she has the ability to feel the pain of others that she “saw suffer”

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“had I been any god of power”

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indicates her understanding of moral values

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“poor souls, they perished”

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like the men on the ship, she too has been deceived by Prospero’s illusion

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“the good ship so have swallowed”

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use of personification accentuates the power of the sea’s force

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“the dry did knock against my very heart”

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again shows her empathy and sympathy

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scene 2

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Prospero’s role is this scene is primarily to command

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shakespeare’s two latter plays

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included magic, which in the 1600s could have been quite dangerous as, although many believed in it, it was banned and seen as a dark art form

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“where’s the master?”

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this establishes a key theme of the play - the disruption of order by the use of magic

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9
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“I pray now keep below”

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foreshadows the later examinations of power dynamics

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10
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“by your art”

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use of the word art to describe Prospero’s magic implies it is a skill, which contrasts with the views of magic in Jacobean England

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“art”

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allows Shakespeare to establish that Prospero’s magic is indeed ‘good’ magic, rather than the ‘black’ magic of Sycorax

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“a tempestuous noise of thunder and lightening heard”

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introduction of indoor theatre opened up countless new possibilities regarding stagecraft and lighting

this allowed Shakespeare more creative freedom and perhaps justifies the magical qualities of the play

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