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Ferdinand decides to give up the argument with Prospero as a sign of his love and commitment towards her. The couples' attraction emphasizes the importance of their love. Ferdinand and Miranda were brought together in order to take their minds of the storm and displacement of Ferdinand's crew. It also evokes the theme of "A fresh beginning,- as Prospero is to receive at the end."

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Miranda comes to the rescue! She hears the dispute that Ferdinand and her father are having and comes to the defense of Ferdinand. Her dying love for him overpowers the argument of her Father- highlighting how naïve and restless her love is.

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Ferdinand has caught Miranda's attention and he has caught hers. But now Prospero must find a way to interject into their love story. I presume he does this as a way to test the young lad but also as a way to insert his superiority. However, Ferdinand dismisses the accusation, inserting HIS superiority. Now we witness the battle of the superiors!

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Ferdinand announces that he is King of Naples as an introduction to Miranda. This "coincidentally" alludes to the fact that Miranda will inherit power in one way or another- because she will marry Ferdinand or Prospero will gain his title back.

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Miranda is appalled by the sight of Ferdinand? Is it because of her ignorance of the mankind? Or is it because of her love at first sight? We are exposed to the vulnerability of Miranda early on- as she is susceptible to her fathers own plan.

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Miranda is a curious girl- ignorant to the existence of man and trusts her fathers instinct. She awaits a grand surprise as her father disperses his plan for her. Upon arrival, she sees Ferdinand!

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Prospero and Ariel plan to set up the meeting of Miranda and Ferdinand in a certain location. This is all apart of his plan to win back his title! A win for win situation here. Prospero is indirectly expressing that if Ferdinand is willing to give up one thing (His fathers title), he will gain something much more desireable (Miranda).