quotes tempest

Question 1

P : power

Answer 1

• what cares these roared for the name of king
• I have such provision in mine art
• volumes that I prised above my dukedom
• some vanity of mine art
• but this rough music I here abjure
• this thing of darkness I acknowledge mine

Question 2

P : betrayal

Answer 2

• the government I cast upon my brother
• in my false brother awakened an evil nature
• he did believe he was indeed the duke
• for some of you their presence are worse than devils
• you are three me of sins
• foul conspiracy
• the wronged duke of milan

Question 3

P : caliban

Answer 3

• caliban who I now keep in service
• caliban my slave
• poisonous slave
• wicked dew
• hag seed
• a devil, a born devil, on whose nature can never stick
• and this demi devil for he is a bastard one

Question 4

P : ariel

Answer 4

• I will rend an oak, and peg thee in his knotty entrails

Question 5

P : Miranda

Answer 5

• they’ve changed eyes
• a contract of true love
• they may prosperous be and honoured in their issue

Question 6

P : mercy

Answer 6

at this hour lies it my mercy all mine enemies

• be kindlier mov’d thou art
• the rarer action is in virtue than in vengeance
• as you look to have my pardon, trim it handsomely
• pardoned deceiver

Question 7

C : wronged

Answer 7

• this island is mine, by Sycorax my mother, which thou tak’st from me
• you taught me language and my profit is knowing how to curse
• as I told thee before, I am subject to a tyrant, a sorcerer that by his cunning hath cheated me of this island

Question 8

C : serve

Answer 8

• I prithee, be my god
• thou shalt be lord of it, and I’ll serve thee
• give delight

Question 9

M : caliban

Answer 9

• abhorred slave

Question 10

M : love

Answer 10

• I might call him a thing divine
• the first ere I sighed for
• I have no ambition to see a worthier man

Question 11

M : prospero

Answer 11

• my father is of better nature, sir, than he appears by speech

Question 12

F : love

Answer 12

• my sweet mistress weeps when she see me work
• tis fresh morning with me when you art by at night
• O you so perfect and so peerless
• with a heart willing as bondage e’er of freedom

Question 13

A+S

Answer 13

• my strong imagination sees a crown dropping onto my head

- no lets though fortune sleep

Question 14

S+T

Answer 14

• if I can recover him, and keep him tame, and ger to naples with him, he’s a present for any emperor that ever trod on neat’s leather
• a most perfidious and drunken monster
• servant-monster
• drink servant-monster when I bid thee
• the poor monster’s my subject

Question 15

G

Answer 15

• all three of them are desperate

- all abundance to feed [his] innocent people

Question 16

A

Answer 16

• my potent master
• his tears run down his beard like winter’s drops from eaves of reeds. You charm so strongly work’s em that if you now beheld them, you affections would become tender