11.1.8
Stephano - Quotes
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Key Quotations - Stephano
Here are three key quotations that highlight aspects of Stephano's character:
'He shall not suffer indignity'
- 'He shall not suffer indignity'
- Stephano is also a servant. So when he considers taking Caliban, he promises that he will be treated well because Stephano knows what it's like.
'Wit shall not go unrewarded'
- 'Wit shall not go unrewarded while I am king.'
- Stephano seems a bit wild and hedonistic as a king - unlike Alonso or Prospero who value knowledge far more than anything else.
1Key Words
2Context & Overview
2.1Context & Overview
3Act 1
3.1Act 1 Analysis
4Act 2
4.1Act 2 Analysis
5Act 3
5.1Act 3 Analysis
6Act 4
6.1Act 4 Analysis
7Act 5
7.1Act 5 Analysis
8Key Characters
8.1Major Characters
8.2Minor Characters
9Themes
10Authorial Method
10.1Authorial Method
11Recap: Main Quotes
11.1Characters Quotes
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1Key Words
2Context & Overview
2.1Context & Overview
3Act 1
3.1Act 1 Analysis
4Act 2
4.1Act 2 Analysis
5Act 3
5.1Act 3 Analysis
6Act 4
6.1Act 4 Analysis
7Act 5
7.1Act 5 Analysis
8Key Characters
8.1Major Characters
8.2Minor Characters
9Themes
10Authorial Method
10.1Authorial Method
11Recap: Main Quotes
11.1Characters Quotes
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