Caroline Burlingham

Mr. H. Salsich

English

January 27, 2009

 

T.S. The confinement and servitude (FAST) felt by Ariel is both mental and physical.  S.D. Ariel seems to be imprisoned by her gratitude to Prospero. C.M. He saved her, and in return, she has been an obedient servant. C.M. She does all he asks, and still, Ariel feels as if she needs to repay him. S.D. Prospero, on the other hand, doesn’t stand for nonsense. C.M.  When Ariel simply reminds him of his promise, he threatens to, “Rend an oak and peg thee in his knotty entrails till thou hast howl’d away twelve winters.” C.M. The spirit just wants a lighter workload, but she is under Prospero’s command. C.S. Ariel is loyal to Prospero, but sometimes, he doesn’t have her best interest at heart.

IDEA MAP

TP what is confinement

TS The confinement is physical and mental

SD trapped by gratitude

CM been good slave and done all asked of

CM needs to repay Prospero

SD the tree

CM quote

CM wants less work

CS under his command

TS more physical than mental

SD trapped by appearance

CM quote

CM judged on looks not personality

SD Prospero is mean to him

CM verbally abused

CM tortured by thoughts of his mother

CS confined by his general being

CP looks back on confinement