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Padlet Submission #3, Act 2-3: Topic: Power

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Padlet Submission #3, Act 2-3: Topic: Power

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In Act 2 of the tempest, Aeriel displays power by putting Gonzolo and Alonso to sleep. He then displays this power again when he wakes the up again right as they were about to be slain by Antonio and Sebastian, who they thought were their comrades. In the text it says "Enter Ariel invisible, playing solemn music.
SEBASTIAN  We would so, and then go a-batfowling.
ANTONIO,  to Gonzalo Nay, good my lord, be not angry.
GONZALO  No, I warrant you, I will not adventure my
discretion so weakly. Will you laugh me asleep?
For I am very heavy" (2.1.202-206). This shows the scene where Aerial uses his magic to make Gonzolo fall asleep by the orders of Prospero.

Power is shown in Act 3 of the tempest when Aeriel uses his magic to control Trinculo and forces him to say things he doesn't want to say. Power is also shown by Stephano when he uses Caliban's lack of knowledge to control him. In the text, it says,
"Enter Ariel, invisible.
CALIBAN, kneeling As I told thee before, I am subject
to a tyrant, a sorcerer, that by his cunning hath
cheated me of the island.
AERIEL, [in Trinculo’s voice] Thou liest.
CALIBAN, [to Trinculo] Thou liest, thou jesting monkey,
thou. He stands. I would my valiant master would
destroy thee. I do not lie.
STEPHANO   Trinculo, if you trouble him any more in ’s
tale, by this hand, I will supplant some of your
teeth.
TRINCULO   Why, I said nothing." (3.2.45-55).
This quote shows Aeriel's power as he speaks for Trinculo, causing disruption and chaos among the visitors to the island.

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Power is shown by Prospero when he uses his magic and influence to control people as his servants. Because of his magic and power over Ariel, he was able to create the huge storm that destroyed the ship.
Power is also shown by Antonio (Prospero's Brother) when he used the position Prospero thoughtlessly put him in to overthrow his brother and become the Duke of Milan.
This adds nuance to the theme of power because the power Antonio used to betray Prospero was the power that Prospero gave to him, whereas Prospero discovers and uses his own power throughout the play instead of using the power someone else gave him.

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Perspective is shown through many different people throughout the play. For example, it shows from Miranda's perspective, her feelings and behaviors when she sees other people on the island for the first time.

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Prospero exemplifies Knowledge, because he uses his knowledge of magic and leverage to force Ariel as well as various people into being his servants.

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Provided Prospero with food, water, and magic books.

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Overthrew his brother prospero and banished him

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is a drunkard and friends with Trinculo

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is a drunkard and friends with Stephano

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falls in love with Miranda

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Caliban's Mother
Died before Prospero arrived on the island
Imprisoned Ariel in the tree

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Servant
forced to serve Prospero and wants liberty

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Wants revenge against Prospero
ends up thinking Stephano is a god and serves him

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Father of Ferdinand
Helped Antonio take Prospero's Place as Duke of Milan

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falls in love with Ferdinand