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Sorcerer/Magician

Duke of Milan till his brother betrayed him

Commands the island and everyone on it

Reads a lot, and uses magic

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Son of Alonso

Prince of Naples

Falls in love with Miranda

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King of Naples

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Prospero's brother

Overthrew his brother with Alonzo

Became duke of Milan

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Alonso's brother

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Alonso's butler

Is a drunkard

Trinculo's friend

Plot's to kill Prospero

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Alonso's jester

Is a drunkard

Friends with Stephano

Plots to kill Prospero

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Spirit/Fairy

Prospero's Servant

Only Prospero could see him

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King's councilman

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Daughter of Prospero

Falls in love with Ferdinand

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Prospero's slave/servant

Son of Sycorax

Ends up thinking Stephano is a god and serves him

Forced to serve Prospero and wants liberty

Monster-Like

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Witch

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Lord

Serves Alonso

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Lord

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Power or status in any area cannot be obtained without having knowledge or experience in that certain field.

This theme is shown in The Tempest because in the play we learn that Prospero loves to read, which allows him to gain knowledge. He would not be able to have power and be a good leader if he did not have knowledge or understanding of the world, which he gets from reading and experiences he has had throughout his life.

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A person cannot have a perspective on the world without first gaining knowledge of how the world works.

This theme is shown throughout the first part of The Tempest because as we know Miranda, Prospero's daughter, has no real understanding of the outside world. Prospero is attempting to keep her safe by doing this, but it in turn causes her to have no perspective on the world and fall in love with the first man she sees that isn't her father. Miranda doesn't know anything about other men and doesn't truly know if Ferdinand is a good man or if she has just never seen any other man so she thinks he is amazing.

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Power is often obtained by leaders with selfish intentions of trying to gain a higher status or position in a certain area.

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Maintaining a positive mindset even throughout difficult situations is essential to further developing an individual's perspective on the world.

Gonzalo tells the rest of the men that it is rare that "our garments, being, as they were, drenched in the sea, hold notwithstanding their freshness and gloss, being rather new-dyed than stained with salt water" (Shakespeare 2.1.64-67).

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The desire to obtain power is not always a positive concept and can often cause individuals to carry out harsh actions that could cause harm to another individual.

Caliban tells Stephano and Trinculo, "thou mayst brain him, Having first seized his books, or with a log Batter his skull" (Shakespeare 3.2.97-99).