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  • The Tempest (2010 edition)

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

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  • the tempest william shakesphere

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,WRITTEN
 1610 – 1611

LITERARY PERIOD
 THE RENAISSANCE (1500-1600)

GENRE
 Romance

SETTING
 Un – named island on Mediterranean Sea

CLIMAX
 Ariel appears as happy before Antonio, Alonso and Sebastian. He
condemns them for stealing Prosperos kingdom

PROTAGONIST – PROSPERO
 Prospero sets the events in the play in motion by conjuring the terrible
tempest that shipwrecks his enemies

ANTAGONIST – ALONSO AND ANTONIO
 Prospero, the play's protagonist, faces difficulties from a sizable cast
of villains in The Tempest. The two opponents who conspired to kill
Prospero when he was the Duke of Milan and who are to blame for
his exile on the island, Alonso and Antonio, are the most significant
ones.

MORAL LESSON
 Aspects and characteristics shown by Prospero is that it is far no law
to forgive than take vengeance
 The happiness of life is to be attained by forgiveness rather than
cruelty
 Freedom is also at the core of the issues raised by The Tempest

THE TEMPEST
 Puts all of Prosperos enemies at disposal
THIS SYMBOLISES: the suffering Prospero endured, and which he
wants to inflict on others

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