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This image of Ferdinand and Miranda is used as it also displays the other characters in the background as their reunion is about to commence where there are re connections

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Forgiveness is a very relevant theme in these sections. Prospero has learned to forgive all those who had bad intentions against. He also learned to reflect upon his problematic actions such as keep Ariel and Caliban against their will. As a result, his actions speak louder than words as he sets both of them free. All the conspirators also realize why they must forgive and be forgiven as they reflect on their pasts' and actions

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This scene of all the ship wrecked and other characters here summarizes how at the end, they all are not holding any unnecessary grudges.

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In Prospero's speech, there is a hint of loneliness yet something has been revealed to him so he is at peace knowing this. There is also a sense of very beautifully worded words. His words of describing  many beautiful scenes reveals his vulnerable side as he is known for his power of controlling others yet he revealed his weakness. He is willing to give up his power if he gains back what he has lost from the other conspirators. Which shows the emotion to be acceptance. The summary of this passage is that forgiveness is an essential value of life. He also has been planning to take revenge on the people who have done him wrong. Yet, he decides to be the bigger person and forgives them. He decides to teach them a lesson instead if is to gain what he has lost.

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An illustration of communication happening between two figures is depicted as in this section, many misunderstandings and communication happens in means to continue life and to forgive.

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Why does Prospero forgive the conspirators?

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Why does Prospero forgive the conspirators?

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Prospero decides to forgive the conspirators as he has now become a better person. He realizes that he must learn to let go of the past as people change. He forgives his brother, even though Antonio put him through a lot, as Prospero can be duke of Naples again. He no longer has any current reason to hate them, so he feels that he can forgive them now. He does not punish them as Prospero acknowledges that he was rough to them at the beginning when they first arrived. Propsero also will let go and not use his magic abilities again as a result of this. He does not plan to harm them anymore. He even planned to forgive since the beginning as well as he mentioned to Miranda that he did not plan to harm them anyways. His intentions from the beginning was to just teach them a lesson and regain what is rightfully his back. Prospero ended up with more than just his dukedom though, he regained his relationships with all of his connections through the process of forgiving his conspirators.

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Affection
"...of whom I have received second life; and second father This lady makes him to me." (Shakespeare Act V 194-196)
Forgiveness
"Would here have killed your king, I do forgive thee, unnatural though thou art" (Shakespeare Act V 78-79)
Judgement
"At picked leisure which shall be shortly, single I'll resolve you (Which to you shall seem probable) of every these happened accidents till when, be cheerful." (Shakespeare Act V 247-250)

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1) Dukedom → an area ruled by a duke
2) Wrangle → an argument that lasts a long time
3)  Hither → to or toward a certain place
4)  Gallows → a punishment of death done by hanging
5)  Gallant → a brave, heroic man who has manners
6) Trice → an action done very quickly
7) Liege → someone that is an higher position
8) Chastise → to punish someone very severely
9)  Sirrah → a term used to address a young boy or a lower status
10) Nuptial → a wedding or something relating to marriage