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6. What causes most of the characters to fall asleep? Who remains awake?
What do they decide to do? Are they successful? Why or why not? How do
they cover for themselves?
7. What have we learned about the characters of Sebastian and Antonio?
Act 2, Scene 2:
1. What is Caliban doing at the beginning of the scene? What does he think
Trinculo is?
2. Who is Trinculo? How does he respond to Caliban? Why does he crawl
under Caliban's garment?
3. Who is Stephano? What condition is he in? How does he respond to
Caliban and Trinculo? How does Caliban respond to them?
4. How did Stephano escape from the ship?
5. What does Caliban offer to do? What does this say about Caliban?

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