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Duke of Milan

Brother

Sorcerer/ Magician

reads a lot, and uses magic

Wants revenge against his brother

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Spirit of the Island

Spirit/Fairy

Monster-Like

Prospero's Servant

no one can see him except Prospero

Lives to serve Prospero but also wants liberty

Tricks/Drugs Prospero's enemies

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Duke of Milan (After overthrowing Prospero)

Brother of Prospero

Overthrew Brother

Became Duke

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Witch

Mother of Caliban

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Son of Sycorax

Servent

Prospero's Slave

Forced to serve Prospero and wants liberty

Taken captive

plots to kill Prospero

ends up thinking Stephano is a god and serves him

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Alonso's Butler

Friend of Trinculo

is a drunkard and friends with Trinculo

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Lord

Servant

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Alonso's Counselor/Trusted Advisory

Helped Prospero Escape

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Alonso's Jester

Stephano's Friend

is a drunkard and friends with Stephano

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King of Naples

Father of Ferdinand

Son

Brother

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Prince of Naples

Son of Alonso

Falls in love with Miranda

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Brother

Son

Plots to kill Alonso

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They land together

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They land together

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They land together

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Lord

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Perspective is built from knowledge and dealing with power.

Act 1: Prospero has much prejudice against the shipwreckees along with Ferdinand because he knows how they banished him and used their power against him.

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Daughter of Prospero

In love with guy

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Knowledge- Power cannot be fully accomplished/used without knowledge.

Act 1: The noblemen on the ship had established positions of power but lacked the knowledge that would bring them to safety.

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One doesn't need knowledge to have power, when someone has an enlightened appearance they may gain power. This is shown in The Tempest when Calaban follows Stephano after being given liquor. "These be fine things, an if they be not / sprites. That’s a brave god and bears celestial liquor. / I will kneel to him" (Shakespear 2.2.120-122). Because Stephano gave Calaban wine and therefore got him drunk, Calaban decided Stephano must have great power and therefore can kill Prospero.