what is significance of scences
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A terrible storm tosses a ship at sea. The ship carries Alonso, the King of Naples, and assorted courtiers on the journey home from Alonso's daughter's wedding in Tunisia. The Boatswain of the ship shouts commands at the passengers to keep below deck to ensure their safety and because they are getting in the way of the sailors' work. When Gonzalo reminds the Boatswain to remember who is on the ship, the Boatswain insists that nature does not care that the ship holds a king and that, under such circumstances, his own authority must be respected: "What cares these roarers for the name of king? To cabin! silence! Trouble us not."
Gonzalo, a counselor to the king, jokes that he's no longer afraid of drowning, because it seems to him that the Boatswain is destined to die by hanging rather than drowning.
Antonio and Sebastian are furious at the Boatswain for his audacity in ordering them around. They hurl insults at him, calling the Boatswain, among other things a "dog," "cuand an "insolent noisemaker" (1.1.35-38).
The ship cracks. Sailors pray for their lives. Antonio and Sebastian run to be with King Alonso as the ship goes down, while Gonzalo prays for land, any land, to save him from drowning.
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