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Characters adopt designated roles and masks—alongside Shakespearean figures—while new elements introduce Eshu, a black devil-god. The text unfolds through Act I scenes set on a raging sea, where Gonzalo and other nobles debate survival, the “eye of the storm,” and shifting command. Miranda and Prospero confront the sinking ship, framing disaster as part of a larger, purposeful design.","AIMÉ CÉSAIRE(1913一.    )  \n# A Tempest\n\nCharacters  \nAs in Shakespeare  \nTwo alterations:ARIEL,a mulatto'slaveCALIBAN,a black slave  \nAn addition:  \nESHU,a black devil-god  \n(Ambiance of a psychodrama.The actors enter singly,at random,and each chooses for himself amask at his leisure.)  \nMASTER OF CEREMONIES:Come gentlemen,help yourselves.To each his character,to each character his mask.You,Prospero?Why not?He has reserves of willpower he's not even aware of himself.You want Caliban?Well,that's revealing.Ariel?Fine with me.And what about Stephano,Trinculo?No takers?Ah,just intime!It takes all kinds to make a world.  \n5  \nAnd after all,they aren't the worst characters.No problem about the juve-nile leads,Miranda and Ferdinand.You,okay.And there's no problem about thevillains either:you,Antonio;you,'Alonso,perfect!Oh,Christ!I was forgettingthe Gods.Eshu will fit you like a glove.As for the other parts,just take whatyou want and work it out among yourselves.But make up your minds...Now,there's one part I have to pick out myself:you!It's for the part of the Tempest,and I need a storm to end all storms...I need a really big guy to do the wind.Will you do that?Fine!And then someone strong for Captain of the ship.Good,  \nACT I  \nSCENE 1  \nGONZALO:Of course,we're only straws tossed on the raging sea...but all's not lost,15Gentlemen.We just have to try to get to the eye of the storm.  \nANTONIO:We might have known this old fool would nag us to death!  \nSEBASTIAN:To the bitter end!  \nGONZALO:Try to understand what I'm telling you:imagine a huge cylinder like thechimney of a lamp,fast as a galloping horse,but in the center as still and un-  20moving as a Cyclop's eye.That's what we're talking about when we say\"the eyeof the:storm\"and that's were we have to get.  \nANTONIO:Oh,great!Do you really mean that the cyclone or Cyclops,if he can'tsee the beam in his own eye,will let us escape!Oh,that's very illuminating!  \nGONZALO:It's a clever way of putting it,at any rate.Literally false,but yet quite trueBut what's the fuss going on up there?The Captain seems worried.(Calling.)Captain!  \nCAPTAIN(with a shrug):Boatswain!  \nBOATSWAIN:Aye,sir!  \n30 CAPTAIN:We're coming round windward of thej island.At this speed we'll runaground.We've got to turn her around.Heave to!(Exits.)  \nBOATSWAIN:Come on,men!Heave to!To the topsail;man-the ropes.Pull!Heaveho,heave ho!  \nALONSO(approaching):Well,Boatswain,how are things going?Where are we?  \n35 BOATSWAIN:If you ask me,you'd all be better off below,in your cabins.  \nANTONIO:He doesn't seem too happy.We'd better ask the Captain.Where's the Cap-tain,Boatswain?He was here just a moment ago,and now he's gone off.  \nBOATSWAIN:Get back below where you belong!We’ve got work to do!  \nGONZALO:My dear fellow,I can quite understand your being nervous,but a man  \n40should be able to control,himself in any situation,even the most upsetting.  \nBOATSWAIN:Shove it!If you want to save your skins,you'd better get yourselvesback down below to those first-class cabins of yours.  \nGONZALO:Now,now,my good fellow,you don't seem to know to whom you'respeaking.(Making introductions.)The King's brother,the King's son and myself,the King's counselor.  \n45  \nBOATSWAIN:King!King!Well,there's someone who doesn't give a fuck more aboutthe king than he does about you or me,and he's called the Gale.His Majestythe Gale!And right now,he's in control and we're all his subjects.  \nGONZALO:He mightjust as well be pilot on the ferry to hell his mouth's foulenough!  \n50  \nANTONIO;In a sense,the fellow regales me,as you might say.We'll pull through,you'll see,because he looks to me more like someone who.'ll end up on the gal-lows,not beneath the billows.  \nSEBASTIAN:The end result is the same.The fish will get us and the crows will get him.55 GONZALO:He did irritate me,rather.However,I take the attenuating circumstancesinto account...and,you must admit,he lacks neither courage nor,wit.  \nBOATSWAIN:(returning)Pull in the stud sails.Helmsman,into the w","cbCaiaa4czv6FEAW","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiaa4czv6FEAW","pdf",3839640,3,1,30,"English","en",105,"# Characters\n## Master of Ceremonies\n# ACT I\n## SCENE 1\n## SCENE 2","[{\"question\":\"What is the role of the Master of Ceremonies in the drama?\",\"answer\":\"He assigns characters, masks, and even selects himself the part of the Tempest, requiring a storm-ending “really big guy” for the wind and a strong captain for the ship.\"},{\"question\":\"How does Gonzalo explain the “eye of the storm”?\",\"answer\":\"He describes it as a still center within a fast, cylinder-like storm structure, where escape depends on reaching that central calm.\"},{\"question\":\"What happens at the end of Scene 1 and how do Scene 2 characters respond?\",\"answer\":\"The ship sinks. 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