The Tempest – William Shakespeare – Character Study: Character Relationships Map

The Tempest – William Shakespeare – Character Study: Character Relationships Map

A concise relationship-focused resource exploring how character connections shape meaning in The Tempest.

This resource examines key relationships in the play, showing how Shakespeare develops ideas about power, betrayal, control, freedom, loyalty and forgiveness.

Key features:

• Clear overview of the main character relationships in The Tempest.
• Focus on Prospero’s central role and his connections with Miranda, Ariel, Caliban, Antonio and Alonso.
• Exploration of key themes including power, betrayal, freedom, reconciliation and moral responsibility.
• Activities to reinforce and practise key concepts, including comprehension, comparison, interpretation and relationship mapping.
• Full answer key included for review and consolidation.