The tempest quotes - Study guides, Revision notes & Summaries

This document provides a simple elaboration on each of the characters, themes, and quotes of The Tempest by William Shakespeare. It includes an organized structure of the core themes, and key quotes underlying the themes, with an explanation of how the quote relates to the theme and which characters, in particular, relate to it.

These notes include a variety of background information on The Tempest, summaries on each scene, character sketches, relationships between characters diagram, key events, quotes and themes all relating to this play

This is a quote list of IEB requirements for The Tempest by William Shakespeare. It is divided by the characters. The quotes have also been contextualised.

IEB English Home Language paper 2: The Tempest-full play summary including in depth explanations on quotes play plot and characters as well as extensive use of quotes for easy quoting within essays and contextual use.

This document provides and in-depth analyses of The Tempest film. It includes a character list as well as tree to ensure you understand the role of each person and how they are all intertwined. Furthermore, there is a summary of each act and scene. To end it off and ensure you achieve the best results there is a list of important quotes if needed :)

A precise document for The Tempest quotes based on important themes of the play. This is used in IEB grade 11-12 schools

The Tempest can be a tiresome read, especially in Shakespearean. These notes summary are for any IEB student who is looking for an in depth analysis on The Tempest to prep for a test or exam, but may not have the time to reread the play.

Notes include: - a short summary of the play - a list of important quotes according to different themes - prevalent symbols and themes evident in the play with in depth explanations of each. - a list of important characters with summaries of each Themes Covered: - Power - Magic - Oppression - Family - Love Symbols Covered: - Prospero's cape, books, and staff - Cloven pine tree that Ariel was trapped in - Chess - The tempest (storm)

IEB English Home language paper 2: The tempest by William Shakespeare character analysis and plot summary as well as well-chosen quotes to help aid in essay quotations for explanations