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Outcasted by brother

Former leader of Milan

Reads and uses magic

Helped Ariel escape the tree

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Teenager

Daughter of Prospero

Falls in love with Ferdinand

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Monster-like

One of the natives of the island

Under the control of Prospero but wants freedom

Thinks Stephano is a god

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Brother of Prospero

Usurped his brother's power

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Very powerful fairy

The other native of the island

Lives to serve Prospero (but still wants freedom)

Only Prospero can see him

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Only son of Alonso

Falls in love with Miranda at first sight

Serves Prospero to get to see Miranda

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King of Naples

Helped Antonio overthrow Prospero

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Alonso's brother

Plots against Alonso with Antonio

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Alonso's butler

Is a drunk and friends with Trinculo

Plots to kill Prospero and become Caliban's new master

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Alonso's jester

First meets and befriends Caliban on the island

Gets drunk and is friends with Stephano

Follows Caliban's plan to kill Prospero

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Alonso's councilman

Helped Prospero and Miranda escape from Antonio

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Witch

Mother of Caliban

Died before any other characters arrived on the island

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One of Alonso's lord

Very loyal to Alonso

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One of Alonso's lords

Very loyal to Alonso

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The Tempest develops the idea that not only can knowledge be a source of enlightenment, but also a pathway to manipulation.

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Social classes and status within society are some of the biggest factors that shape your perspective despite your relationship with others.

As demonstrated by Sebastion and Antonio, their upper class lives and rich upbringings have led them to treat others poorly. A prime example of this is that when they are on the boat, they call the boat hands names such as a "whoreson, insolent noisemaker" (Shakespeare 1.1.44-45) for absolutely no reason. They won't trust those who are in a lower class than them and keep resorting to insults.

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Power has the ability to corrupt even the most innocent, while also maintaining the ability to bring redemption to the evil, as long as an outside factor can change those in power's perspective.

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Those who desire power may turn to greed, corruption, and immoral actions unless they are guided by a pure and uncorrupted individual. This is represented through Antonio's attempts to convince Sebastion to kill Alonso to help both men gain more power.

"Here lies your brother,/No better than the earth he lies upon. / If he were that which now he’s like—that’s dead— / Whom I with this obedient steel, three inches of it, / Can lay to bed forever; whiles you, doing thus, / To the perpetual wink for aye might put / This ancient morsel, this Sir Prudence, who / Should not upbraid our course" (Shakespeare 2.1.321-328).

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Although a situation may be miserable, perspective can make it seem worthwhile and enjoyable, especially when it's for love. This is exemplified through Ferdinand's servitude to Prospero.

"This my mean task/Would be as heavy to me as odious, but/ The mistress which I serve quickens what’s dead/And makes my labors pleasures" (Shakespeare 3.1.4-7).