Question

Why does Prospero say “So glad of this as they I cannot be” in Act III, Scene 1?

[1 Mark]

• A. He is thrilled that his plan is on track but there is much left to be done.
• B. He is delighted that Miranda and Ferdinand are now finally married.
• C. He is happy for the betrothed couple but fears that it would jeopardise his plan.
• D. He is grudgeful of the romantic relationship between Ferdinand and Miranda.

Answer 1

The correct option is A He is thrilled that his plan is on track but there is much left to be done.

He is thrilled that his plan is on track but there is much left to be done.