The Tempest: Characters (Edexcel GCSE English Literature): Flashcards

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The Tempest: Characters
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Caesar as Northern Star

Sees himself as strong and unchanging leader

Caesar's character flaw

Confidence makes him blind to danger

Caesar: power without remorse

Abuse of greatness

Brutus's reason for killing Caesar

Loved Rome more than Caesar

Brutus's preferred companions

Content, satisfied men (not ambitious)

Cassius: fate vs choice

Our choices control our lives, not fate

Cassius's manipulative nature shown how

Convincing Brutus to join conspiracy

Cassius's motivation against Caesar

Jealousy and desire for power

Antony's speech opening line

Friends, Romans, countrymen, lend me your ears

Antony's persuasive skill

Turns public against conspirators

Antony's 'unkindest cut' reference

Brutus's betrayal of Caesar

Portia's quote: mind vs might

I have a man's mind, but a woman's might

Portia's desire from Brutus

To be seen as equal partner

Theme Portia represents

Gender roles

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