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Francisco is one of Alonso's lords in The Tempest. He and Adrian have a very limited role in the play

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one of the lords who serves Alonso and who becomes stranded on the island with him

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Prospero trusted him to rule Milan while he was studying his magic books.

Antonio would prefer Sebastian to be King of Naples.

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He washed up on the island

He shares his wine with Caliban and Trinculo, which makes Caliban want to serve him as his new master.

He enjoys the attention from Caliban

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He swam ashore after the shipwreck.

He is friends with Stephano, Alonso’s butler.

He gets drunk on Stephano’s wine.

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He is loyal to Alonso and tries to keep his spirits up as they search the island for Ferdinand.

He is delighted that Ferdinand and Miranda will become king and queen.

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He helped Antonio to take Prospero’s place.

His ship is returning from Tunis where his daughter Claribel married the King of Tunis.

He is very upset at loosing of his son Ferdinand, who he thinks has drowned.

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He swam ashore alone after the shipwreck.

He is loyal to his father.

He falls in love with Miranda and wants to merry her.

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Alonso's brother. Like Antonio, he is both aggressive and cowardly. He is easily persuaded to kill his brother

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loyal to Prospero

no one but Prospero can see her

Ariel was imprisoned in a tree by Sycorax until Prospero freed him.

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Sycorax is an unseen character in William Shakespeare's play The Tempest. She is a vicious and powerful witch and the mother of Caliban

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he son of a witch, he was born on the island and lived there alone for a long time.

He helped Prospero and Miranda to survive on the island.

He hates Prospero for treating him like a slave.

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Uses Magic to control the spirit of the island.

He lived alone on the island with his daughter for 12 years

He is close with Ariel, she is a spirit on the island.

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She is about 15 years old.

She grew up on the island.

She can’t remember ever seeing any other men besides her father and Caliban, until the shipwreck.

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Knowledge leads to power,

During scene 1 the powerful men had no control over the boat during the Tempest and the only way for them to stay alive is relying on the sailors knowledge to get them home safely.

Those in power may not respect the knowledgable/informed when necessary.

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Perspective leads to make people believe false things.

During the tempest when Prospero was talking to Ariel he was getting him to believe falsee things through talking through a perspective that he saved his life and he is now basically his slave.

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Power leads to new people controlling land and new rulers and rulers starting to abuse there power.

During the Tempest the people with power were yelling and insulting the sailors even though the sailer had all control over them.

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During the Tempest Caliban gives power to Stephano because he gave him an alcholic drink. This drink that Stephano gave Caliban got him exited and very happy so he though of stephano as his Master. Because He was drunken Caliban started serving Stephano and telling him he would do anything for him and he started licking his feet. When spehano and Caliban were speaking with each other, " Mooncalf, speak once in thy life, if thou be'st a good mooncalf. How doe thy Honor? Let me lick thy shoe. Ill not serve him; he is not Valiant (3. 2. 23-26). This part of the tempest relates to power because of Stephanos gift to Caliban of the drink. This gave stephano all the power over Caliban.

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During the Tempest Ariel had put the men to sleep but Antonio and Sebastian were still awake and then they had an idea in order to gain power they could kill the king. Speaking,

"Shall be my precedent: as thou got’st Milan, I’ll come by Naples. Draw thy sword. One stroke Shall free thee from the tribute which thou payest, And I the King shall love the" (2. 1. 333-335). This shows they they were drawing there swords getting ready to kill the king. This is part of perspective because there perspective was if they killed the king they would gain power.