pg. 121 l. 15-24 shakespeare's imagery of marraige as a garden bed, blessed by above with dew or weeds
pg. 125 l. 56-60 "strongest oaths are straw to th' fire i' th' blood" fire i' th' blood=lust here but could also mean greed, revenge, etc.
pg. 131 l. l62-180 "Are melted in air, into thin air;/And like the baseless fabric of this vision...We are such stuff/As dremas are made on,..." Meaningful! What does it mean to you?! (thanks for the many great responses)
pg. 135 l. 211-216 nature vs. nurture
pg. 141 l.291-295 Prospero has all the control at this point. What will he do?!
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