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Ariel still lingering in the backgrounds is praised for the successsful completion of yet another task requested by Prospero. Prospero again promises Ariel that he will be released soon and sends him away to plot on the other victims.

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Miranda begs her father to be kind to him but to no dismay. Instead, Prospero explains to Miranda that compared to other men in the world Ferdinand is equal to that of Caliban or less. He explains that because she has not seen better, she does not have expectations of any sort. Having no choice but to be satisfied with her father's decision, she watches as helpless and charmed Ferdinand is escorted away to imprisonment.

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Although Prospero is excited with how quickly the two have fallen for each other, he decides that they must not fall in love too fast and hastily jumps into action. He insists that Ferdinand is lying about his royal title and threatens to imprison him for it. In defense, Ferdinand draws his sword, but is charmed into a stationery position.

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Ariel reappears, but this time he brings company. Trailing shortly behind is Ferdinand, prince of Naples, son of Alonso. Upon Prospero's request, Miranda who is inexperienced in human interaction, looks him over and almost instantly falls in love. Ferdinand is no stranger to this reaction towards Miranda, he quickly bemes smitten too.

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Prospero accuses Caliban of lying and then attempts to guilt trip Caliban by reminding him of all the things they've taught him such as the ability to speak and comprehension. However, that proved to be a blessing and a curse according to Caliban who happily blames Prospero for his constant cursing. An irritated Prospero sends Caliban away to fetch more wood and lumber for fire, but not before reminding Caliban to be wary of his cursing or else.

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Offended by the cursing, Prospero threatens Caliban with cramps to punish him through the night. In response Caliban makes a snide remark about the fact that this island was his and stolen by Prospero after Caliban properly toured the island for them.

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Once Miranda has fully awoken from her charmed slumber, Prospero suggests that they meet with Caliban, another servant of theirs and also the son of the witch Sycorax. On call of Prospero, Caliban arrives cursing and unamused.

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Offended and angered by the reminder Ariel has given him, Prospero decides it is most appropriate to humble Ariel by hanging his rescue and previous state of living over his head. He threatens Ariel with 12 years more of imprisonment, shaken by this, Ariel swears to be more polite.

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In the midst of Prospero thanking Ariel for preforming the tasks of the storm and shipwreck, Ariel takes the opportunity to remind Prospero of their deal. Compliance without complaint should earn Ariel one year off of his servitude. As can be imagined this was not received well by Prospero.

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After charming Miranda to sleep, Prospero calls upon his servant spirit Ariel who prior to Prospero's ruling, been locked up as a servant by an old witch named Sycorax. After his rescue by Prospero, he agreed to 12 years of servitude in his honor.

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*Prospero leaving his dukedom behind but knowing later Antonio and Alonso have a big storm coming... literally*

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He explains to Miranda that he was once Duke of Milan but soon after was overthrown by the King of Naples, Alonso and his own brother, Antonio who sought the power Prospero had. Forced to flee, a ship was prepared for them and they were sent to the island.

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After reassuring his overly concerned daughter that everyone is alive and safe, Prospero decides to reminisce in his old days of dukedom while explaining to a naive Miranda the tale of how they became occupants of this island.

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As the storm comes to a rest, Prospero and his daughter watch the shipwreck. Although Prospero seems quite satisfied with the events that have occurred, Miranda is shocked and rather puzzled at what she's just witnessed and begs her father to spare everyone's safety.