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Sorcerer/Magician

Ruler of the island

Reads a lot, and uses magic

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Grumpy

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Son of Alonso

Falls in love with Miranda

Prospero makes Fedinand a slave when Miranda and him fall in love immediately

Respects Prospero

Prospero gives him his blessing once he has proved his earth

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Monster like

Forced to serve Prospero and wants liberty

Wants revenge against Prospero but is afraid of him

Plots to kill Prospero

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Highest status

Helped overthrow Prospero

Happy for Miranda and Ferdinand

Believes his son (Ferdinand) is lost

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Became Duke

Cowardly and Aggresive

Overthrew brother (Prospero)

Owes Alonso money

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Spirit/Fairy

Lives to serve Prospero (yet also wants liberty)

Respects Prospero

Imprisoned by Sycorax

Freed by Prospero

Can create storms

Can only be seen by Prospero

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Daughter of Prospero

Falls in love with Ferdinand

3 years old when she arrived at the island

Never seen any men except Prospero and Caliban until the shipwreck

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Butler

Is a drunkard and friends with Trinculo

Plots to kill Prospero

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Advisor to Alonso

Older

Mocked by Sebastion and Antonio

Was kind to Prospero in giving him supplies

Helped Prospero and Miranda escape

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Lord

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Lord

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Alanso's Jester

Washed up on the island alone

Is a drunkard and friends with Stephano

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Witch

Mother of Caliban

Old ruler of the island

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Shipwreck Group #1-Yellow (Ferdinand)

Shipwreck Group #2-Green (Alonso, Sebastion, Antonio, Gonzalo)

Shipwreck Group #3-Blue (Stephano, Trinculo)

Already on the island-Red

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There are several different types of power and some types can only be used in certain situations, or are more effective in certain situations. No matter what form of power you may hold, it may prove ineffective in specific scenarios. Sebastion attempts to use his power to get the boatswain to do his job, he does this by cursing him, yelling, "A pox o’ your throat, you bawling, blasphemous, / incharitable dog!" (Shakespeare 1.1.41-42). Sebastion wants the boatswain to know that he is in power, however, in this situation, no one is in power, and while Sebastion is royalty, his influence has no effect in a storm.

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Without the proper knowledge, it can be difficult to properly utilize any power you may hold.

Without the knowledge of when and how to use power, it becomes useless. Ariel asks Prospero, who is much weaker than him, for "My liberty" (Shakespeare 1.2.292).

Ariel has the power to free himself by many means but either chooses not to, or does not know how to.

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Perspective can be used to gain understanding of a situation and help to choose your next decision

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Sebastian is convinced to overthrow Alonso by Adrian who overthrew his brother, perspective is heavily influenced by those you surround yourself with.

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Power can be gained by deception, you may believe that someone has more power than they do because they make it seem like they have power when they don't. This can be extremely dangerous because it makes it easy to give power to the wrong people.

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Fear is an effective form of power and an easy way to control people. Ariel uses the form of a harpy to control Antonio, Sebastion, and Alonso and strikes fear in them. Alonso speaks frantically after seeing the harpy, "O, it is monstrous, monstrous!" (Shakespeare 3.3.116). Prospero, after using Ariel to scare them, thinks aloud, "They now are in my power" (Shakespeare 3.3.110). Prospero took control of the three using fear.

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Perspective shapes the way we act. We are influenced by those around us and our perspective is made up of those around us. Caliban tells Steffano to "Beat him enough / After a little time I’ll beat him too" (Shakespeare 3.2.92-93). Caliban is influenced by those around him, specifically Prospero but even those he recently met, Trinculo states, "I shall laugh myself to death at this puppy-headed monster. A most scurvy monster. I could find in my heart to beat him" (Shakespeare 2.2.160-163). Caliban, having been influenced by Trinculo uses the same rudeness that he Trinculo had used on him. Caliban's limited influence led to an underdeveloped perspective which led to him using the same tactics and ideas that he has seen others use.