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Prospero: Gained magic powers through reading a lot.

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The daughter of Prospero is around 14, left Naples when she was 1 years old

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Is a spirit of an Island and is a slave to Prospero

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Caliban is a monster looking guy and is a witch also is a slave to Prospero

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Prince of Naples also is son of the King Alonso

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Tinculo is a goofy jester and is a friend to Stephano

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He is the king who crashed on the island and is Ferdinands father and Antonio's brother

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Propero's brother and became a duke after overthrowing by being a usurper to Prospero

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Alanso's counselor and advisor

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Alanso's Butler also is friends with Trinculo

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Is Mother of Caliban and is an evil witch also trapped Ariel

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Nobleman who got shipwrecked along with Alonso and is a loyal follower

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Also is a loyal follower and is part of the royals and is basically like Adrian and he adds depth to the story

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If you gain lots of knowledge do not put yourself above others as you may become deceitful and manipulative

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If you do not look further than your perspective you might be blind to see nobody else but yourself example is Sebastian who was mocking and telling off the sailors saying they will never save anyone and that he is better than them. To put into perspective they are the only ones who can help all be saved but fail to see the perspective as a whole. "A pox o’ your throat, you bawling, blasphemous, incharitable dog!" (Shakshpere). Is what he said to the Sailor.

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Power is ineffective if one is not correctly able to use it as others may take advantage of your power and sway you to their selfish desires.

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Power: Greed for your power can even bring the closest of friends to act in betrayal of their own selfishness. Caliban, a loyal follower of Prospero, wants to kill his master as it will grant Stephano power over the island with him stating, "Yea, yea, my lord. I’ll yield him thee asleep, Where thou mayst knock a nail into his head" (Shakespeare 3.2.167-168). This means that he will kill him when he is sleeping so that Stephano can have power and become the new king of the island because of his selfish desire to be free.

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Power: Greed for your power can even bring the closest of friends to act in betrayal of their own selfishness. In the lines of Alonso's plan of being killed with Gonzolo wanting Sebastian to be king, stating, "Say this were death That now hath seized them, why, they were no worse Then, now they are. There be that can rule Naples As well as he that sleeps" (Shakespeare 2.1.229-301). They, being loyal sons to their father and king, still devised a plan to kill him with their swords.