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He was a magician who used his power to control the sports of the island. He used the be the Duke of Milan until he was betrayed by his brother Antonio who was backed by Alonso. He wants revenge on Antonio. He has lived on the island for 12 years with her daughter.

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Miranda is Prospero's fifeteen year old daughter who was three years old when she went to the island with his father. She falls in love with Ferdinand and gets engaged later on.

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Ariel is the chief spirit of the island and controls the other spirits. Ariel was imprisoned in a pine tree. Prospero rescued him. Ariel is now Prospero's servant. Ariel was freed by the end of the story

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Sycorax was abandoned and died on the island but gave birth to a son named Caliban. When Prospero and Miranda arrive on the island, Caliban does some bad things, making him a slave to Prospero. Caliban wants revenge but can't pull it off.

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Ferdinand is the son of Alonso who is the King of Naples. He crashed on the island and fell in love with Prospero's daughter Miranda.

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Stephano is a butler to Alonso, King of Naples. He arrived at the island drunk and met up with his friend Trinculo who was hiding with Caliban. Stephano shares wine with Calian and agrees to kill Prospero and rule the island.

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Trinculo is a jester and serves Alonso, King of Naples. He washes up on the Island alone and meets Caliban. Stephano and Caliban both want to kill Prospero and Trinculo follows along with their plot reluctantly.

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Alonso is the King of Naples. He Helped Antonio, Prospero's brother, take his brother's spot as the Duck of Milan. He has a son named Ferdinand. He crashed on the island and met Prospero making him the Duke of Milan again.

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Antonio is Prospero's younger brother. Prospero trusted Antonio but he betrayed him for his dukedom of Milan. He made a deal with the King of Naples for the role of Duke.

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Gonzalo is the chief advisor to Alonso, King of Naples. He is kind to Prospero and makes sure they have the stuff they need. He tries to keep the king happy on the island.

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Sebastian is Alonso's brother. He tries to murder his brother so that he can become king.

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Sycorax is a witch that gave birth to Caliban on the island. She also imprisoned Arial in a pine tree for disobedience. She died on the island before Prospero came to the island

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A lord who got shipwrecked on the island with the king. A minor character in the tempest.

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Francisco is one of the king's lords. He supported the king in exploring the island. A minor character in the Tempest.

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Every person has a different outlook since everyone is different.

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Knowledge is one of your best allies only if the core is good.

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Power goes to the person with knowledge as long as they can use it.

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Water with berries in ’t, and teach me how To name the bigger light and how the less, That burn by day and night. (Shakespeare Act 1 line 400).

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Caliban and Prospero shared information on how to survive. Caliban shared where water and berries are on the island wich gave Prospero the ability to survive.

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The theme in Act 2 is shown through the power of ambition. When ambition strikes, accomplishment you will seek, even when the trial seems impossible. In The Tempest, Antonio talks about ambition by saying "Ambition cannot pierce a wink beyond," (Shakespeare 2.275). This means that a person with great ambition will get the prize.

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Knowledge of future events is only helpful in the right hands even if the information does not seem to important. For example, Prospero does not know there will be an attempt on his life. He did not know "Where thou mayest knock a nail into his head," (Shakespeare 3.67)