1. why does prospero decide to forgive the conspirators? 2A. when the audience knows something that a character does not, the effect is called dramatic irony. where in Act V does Alonso express a wish that is ironic in this way?

2B. what makes the wish ironic?

2C. is prospero justified in placing Alonso in the circumstances that evoke this wish?

3A. what does prospero do for Ariel and Caliban in the final scene?

3B. how does prospero's final soliloquy, in the epilogue, reflect these actions?

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