This document provides a plot summary of Shakespeare's play The Tempest in 5 acts. It includes a diagram summarizing the key events in each scene. The document instructs students to analyze the power relationships between characters in each scene by identifying who has power and how this is illustrated through Shakespeare's language, finding quotes to support this. It also assigns homework to complete the power diagram analysis for Wednesday.

1. Thursday, 16th January 2014
L.O: To revise the plot of The Tempest and
begin to plan for assessment.

2. The Tempest: Plot Diagram
Act I
Act II
Act III
Act IV
Act V
Scene i:
The Storm
Scene i:
Alonso &
company
Scene i:
Ferdinand
carrying wood
Scene I:
Prospero
forgives his
enemies
Sc. ii:
Exposition
Antonio &
Sebastian plot
Alonso’s murder
Sc. ii:
Ariel plays
tricks on
Trinculo,
Stephano &
Caliban
Sc. iii:
Ariel presents
false banquet
for Alonso &
company
Alonso’s utopian
vision
Scene i:
Prospero
consents to the
marriage of
Ferdinand and
Miranda
Ariel appears,
Caliban appears
Ferdinand and
Miranda fall in
love at first
sight
Sc. ii:
Stephano,
Trinculo meet
Caliban
A masque
Stephano,
Trinculo &
Caliban plot
murder; they
are foiled by
Ariel
Prospero
renounces magic
powers
Prospero
resumes his role
as Duke of Milan

3. For each annotate the
power relationships

 Who has power? How does Shakespeare illustrate
this? What language is being used?
 Find at least one quotation which illustrates this
power relationship. Write the page and line
number for each of the quotations.

4. Homework

 Complete the power diagram.
 This will form the basis of your essay plan.
 For Wednesday 22nd January