The Tempest

Social Disruption
1. "A temptuous noise of thunder, and lightning heard"
2. "What care these roarers for name of King
3. "No kind of traffic... use of service none... all me idle, all"
  Annotations:
  - Gonzalo's Ideal world
4. And look how well my garments sit upon me/Much feater than before"
5. "If it were a kibe/Twould put me to my slipper, but I feel not/This deity in my bosom"
6. "Here lies your brother/No better than they earth he lies upon"
7. "You are three men of sin"
8. "Are ministers of Fate"
9. "You three... did supplant good Prospero"
  1. "Thee of thy son, Alonoso/They have bereft"
Colonialisation
1. "Caliban, my slave, who never yields us kind answer"
2. "Brave spirit"
  1. "Thou liest, malignant thing"
3. "This islands mine, by Sycorax my mother/Which thou taks't from me"
4. "And then I loved you"
5. "My master
6. "Thou poisonous slave, got by the devil himself"
7. "You taught me language, and my profit on't/ Is I know how to curse"
8. "Yet I needs must curse"
9. "Adders, who with cloven tongues/do hiss me into madness"
10. "That's a brave god... I will kneel to him"
11. "Thou mayst brain him...batter his skull... cut his wezand with thy knife"
  Annotations:
  - His treatment at the hands of Prospero under colonization has turned him viscious
  1. "They all do hate him/As rootedly as I"
    1. "Be not afeared... sounds and sweet airs, that give delight and hurt not"
Power
1. "Bawling, blasphemous, incharitable dog"
2. "I'll rack thee with old cramps/Foll all thy bones with aches"
  1. "I must obey; his art is of such power"
3. "My strong imagination sees a crown/ Dropping upon thy head"
4. "At this hour/Lies at my mercy all mine enemies"
Love
1. "I might call him/A thing divine"
2. "O you wonder"
3. "They have changed eyes"
  Annotations:
  - Fallen in love
4. "Nothing ill can dwell in such a temple"
5. "My sweet mistress"
6. Many a lady/I have eyed with best regard"
  1. "Nor have I seen/More that I may call men"
7. "So perfect and so peerless... of every creatures best"
8. "I am your wife if you will marry me/If not I'll die your maid"
New world vs Old World
1. "When the will not give a doit to relieve a lame beggar, they will lay out ten to see a dead Indian"
2. Caliban speaks in poetry whereas Trinculo and Stephano speak in prose, suggesting he is more civilised than them
3. "Let it alone, thou fool, it is but trash"
4. "O King Stephano!"
5. "What do you mean/To dote thus on such luggage"
Nature Vs Nuture
1. "A devil, a born devil, on who nature/Nurture can never stick"
Reconciliation
1. "Your affections/Would become tender"
  1. "And mine shall"
2. "But this rough magic/I here abjure"
3. "I do forgive thee/Unnatural though thou art"
4. "[He embraces Alonso]"
5. "I do forgive/Thy rankest fault"
6. "This thing of darkness, I/Acknowledge mine"

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