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The director may have made Miranda look like a slave because she is a very hard working woman standing beside Prospero.
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This is when Miranda is naive to the disasters that are occurring right before her eyes. This painting was painted in 1916 by John William Waterhouse.

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The artist may have made Miranda look like a high royalty woman that was wealthy standing by Prospero.
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The director made Antonio look like a royal and wealthy man who had a lot of pride by the way he dressed. This is more of a midevil era of clothing.
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The artist portrayed Antonio like a man of class and of well fortune and as a kings man.
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The director of this play decided to make Ferinand a man with long hair because it fits the time period the play took part and the way princes looked then.
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This is Alonzo from the Tempest. The director decide to make Alonzo a girl maybe to take a different perspective of things..?
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The artist drew Ariel as a boy with sparkles and smoke coming off his body making him almost ghost like or a magical being as the book described him as a spirit with magical powers.
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This is a portrait of Alonso. The artist made him look like a king to Alonso did many things in "he Tempest," including supporting Antonio overthrowing Prospero.
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The director of this play decide to make Ariel look like a magical being or a spirit to show the way she was described in the book as magical.
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The director displays Caliban as a beast in the play because in the story he is depicted as a beast or something that is not human.
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This is a representation of Sebastian in the 2010 production of "The Tempest," the actor who played Sebastion was Alan Cumming. The clothes he was wearing went along with the time period, while some plays choose to have a more modern touch.
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The director decided to have Caliban looking like a savage in the movie because he is called and described as a savage in the book by Prospero.
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The marriage of Miranda and Ferdinand: Act 3, Scene 1.

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The marriage of Miranda and Ferdinand: Act 3, Scene 1.

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This image shows Prosper blessing the union of Miranda and Ferdinand in Act 3, Scene 1 The Tempest.
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Prospero consoles his daughter, Miranda in Ophelia Theatre Group's production of The Tempest. Thisis a more time accurate version of the play with time accurate clothing, hair, etc.
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This is a representation of Trinculo in the 2010 movie version of "The Tempest" the actor who played Trinculo was Russell Brand. The image shown represents Trinculo running away from Stephano.
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This is a play of the Tempest representing Act 1, Scene 1 showing them panicing as the boat was sinking. The clothes, and the background match the time period that Shakespeare was living.
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Ariel in Ophelia Theatre's production of The Tempest.

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Ariel in Ophelia Theatre's production of The Tempest.

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Ariel summons beasts in Ophelia Theatre Group's production of The Tempest. This looks like a more modern representation of the Tempest. The clothes and style look more 18th or 19th century rather than 16th century when the play was written.
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Ship entering the storm in Act 1, Scene 1.

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Ship entering the storm in Act 1, Scene 1.

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This image represents the ship in the storm before it gets shipwrecked. This production was Theatre and Performance Studies (TAPS) at the Governors State University.
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This is a scene from a production of "The Tempest" by The Shakespeare Tavern Playhouse.

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This is a scene from a production of "The Tempest" by The Shakespeare Tavern Playhouse.

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This is a represemtation of Prospero, using his magic. The use of special effects makes it look like a more modern interpretation, the clothing seems like a newer era of style.
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This beautifully illustrated image shows how, in Act 1, Scene 1, Prospero was using his powers to control the storm that the ship was in.

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