The Tempest | Reading Shakespeare
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- The Tempest: Introduction
- William Shakespeare Biography
- Reading Shakespeare
- List of Characters
- Historical Background
- One-Page Summary
- Summary and Analysis
- Act I, Scene 1 Summary and Analysis
- Act I, Scene 2, lines 1-188 Summary and Analysis
- Act I, Scene 2, lines 189-320 Summary and Analysis
- Act I, Scene 2, lines 321-374 Summary and Analysis
- Act I, Scene 2, lines 375-504 Summary and Analysis
- Act II, Scene 1, lines 1-184 Summary and Analysis
- Act II, Scene 1, lines 185-328 Summary and Analysis
- Act II, Scene 2 Summary and Analysis
- Act III, Scene 1 Summary and Analysis
- Act III, Scene 2 Summary and Analysis
- Act III, Scene 3 Summary and Analysis
- Act IV, Scene 1, lines 1-163 Summary and Analysis
- Act IV, Scene 1, lines 164-266 Summary and Analysis
- Act V, Scene 1, lines 1-87 Summary and Analysis
- Act V, Scene 1, 88-171 Summary and Analysis
- Act V, Scene 1, 172-255 Summary and Analysis
- Act V, Scene 1, Lines 256-330 Summary and Analysis
- Quizzes
- Act I, Scene 1 Questions and Answers
- Act I, Scene 2, lines 1-188 Questions and Answers
- Act I, Scene 2, lines 189-320 Questions and Answers
- Act I, Scene 2, lines 321-374 Questions and Answers
- Act I, Scene 2, lines 375-504 Questions and Answers
- Act II, Scene 1, lines 1-184 Questions and Answers
- Act II, Scene 1, lines 185-328 Questions and Answers
- Act II, Scene 2 Questions and Answers
- Act III, Scene 1 Questions and Answers
- Act III, Scene 2 Questions and Answers
- Act III, Scene 3 Questions and Answers
- Act IV, Scene 1, lines 1-163 Questions and Answers
- Act IV, Scene 1, lines 164-266 Questions and Answers
- Act V, Scene 1, lines 1-87 Questions and Answers
- Act V, Scene 1, 88-171 Questions and Answers
- Act V, Scene 1, 172-255 Questions and Answers
- Act V, Scene 1, Lines 256-330 Questions and Answers
- Themes
- Character Analysis
- Principal Topics
- Essays
- Does Shakespeare Critique European Colonialism in The Tempest?
- Prospero and Shakespeare
- Ariel and Allegory in The Tempest
- Caliban: A Character Study
- Themes in The Tempest
- Father-Daughter Relationships in Shakespeare's Pericles, The Winter's Tale, and The Tempest
- The Tempest: Illusion and Reality
- The Tempest: An Overview
- The Tempest and Colonialism Revisited
- Criticism
- Selected Quotes
- Suggested Essay Topics
- Sample Essay Outlines
- Modern Connections
- Pictures
- From Act III, scene i
- Miranda, Prospero, Ariel, and Caliban
- Ferdinand and Miranda watch Prospero's masque
- Prospero and Miranda watch the storm
- From Act I, scene ii
- From Act III, scene i
- Illustration: The Ship-Master
- Illustration: Prospero and Miranda
- Illustration: Ariel
- Illustration: Caliban
- Illustration: Ferdinand
- Illustration: Ariel, Gonzalo, and Alonso.
- Illustration: Caliban
- Illustration: Caliban, Trinculo, and Stephano
- Illustration: Ferdinand and Miranda
- Illustration: Alonso and Sebastian
- Illustration: Nymphs and Reapers
- Illustration: Trinculo and Stephano
- Illustration: Caliban, Prospero, and Trinculo
- Illustration: Prospero and Ariel
- Illustration: Alonso and his Royal Party
- Illustration: Prospero
- Illustration: Ferdinand and Miranda
- Illustration: Ferdinand
- Illustration: Caliban, Stephano, and Trinculo
- Illustration: Prospero and Ariel
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