Theme : Magic Flashcards

1
Q

What is magic used for / portrayed as?

A

Force for control

Means of restoration

Illusion

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2
Q

Purpose of Prospero’s renunciation of magic

A

Forgiveness - moving past his desire for vengeance

Rejection of power - more humble and human

Restoration of natural order - as duke

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3
Q

“I’ll rack thee…”

A

“…with old cramps”

Prospero

Magic as a force of control

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4
Q

“I am subject…”

A

“…to a sorcerer”

Caliban

Magic as a force of control

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5
Q

“Possess his books, for…”

A

“…without them he’s but a sot”

Caliban

Magic as a force of control

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6
Q

“The direful…”

A

“…spectacle of the wrack”

Prospero

Magic as a force of control

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7
Q

“I must obey…”

A

“…his art is of such power”

Caliban

Magic as a force of control

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8
Q

“This rough magic…”

A

“…I here abjure”

“Ill break my staff”

“Ill drown my book”

Prospero

Magic as a means of restoration

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9
Q

“Not so much perdition…”

A

“…as an hair betid to any creature in the vessel”

Prospero

Magic as a means of restoration (can argue for and against)

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10
Q

“I ratify…”

A

“…this my rich gift”

Prospero

Magic as a means of restoration (for Miranda and consequently the court)

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11
Q

“You are three…”

A

“…men of sin”

Ariel

Magic as a means of restoration (confronting their guilt - potential restoration)

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12
Q

Stage directions of anti masque

A

[Thunder and lightning]
[Enter Ariel, like a Harpy]

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13
Q

“Put the…”

A

“…wild waters in this roar”

Miranda

Illusion

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14
Q

“Flamed…”

A

“…amazement”

Ariel

Illusion

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15
Q

“Oh the dreadful…”

A

“…thunderclaps”

Ariel

Illusion

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16
Q

“Pluck my…”

A

“…magic garment from me”

Prospero

Magic and power

17
Q

Stage directions of the banquet not anti masque

A

[solemn and strange music]

[enter several strange shapes]

[bringing in a banquet]

18
Q

“Our revels now are ended. These…”

A

“…our actors…were all spirits and are melted into air”

Prospero

Illusion

19
Q

“The cloud-capped…”

A

“…towers, the gorgeous palaces…the great globe itself…shall dissolve”

Prospero

Illusion

20
Q

“This is a most…”

A

“…majestic vision”

Ferdinand

Illusion

21
Q

Stage directions of the masque

A

[enter certain nymphs]
[enter certain reapers]
[graceful dance]

22
Q

Enter Ariel

A

Invisible

23
Q

“Mine would sir…”

A

“…were i human”

Ariel

24
Q

How is Ariel’s magical character displayed in the Macready production? What year

A

1838

Fairy costume hanging from a wire

25
Q

How does the mermaid theatre production portray Prospero’s use of magic with Ariel and caliban? What year?

A

1970

They are victims of colonisation

26
Q

Which production shows Prospero’s magic as omnipresent - he’s always on stage

A

1995 Thacker production

27
Q

What conflict does the Jacobi performance show? What year?

A

1982

Prospero’s struggle between omnipotence and humanity

28
Q

What does Barton say about the storm

A

“The storm contains no hint of the marvelous or extraordinary”

29
Q

Todd on what Prospero’s magic can do

A

“Prospero controls the destiny of the other characters”