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Lord

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Lord

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Betrayed Prospero to become the Duke of Milan

Removed Prospero and Miranda from the city

Owes money to Alonso

Wants Sebastian to become the king to get rid of his debt

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Remembered for his kindness

Tries to uplift Alonso about his son

Know that Sebastian and Antonio make fun of him

Gonzalo helped give him food drink and clothing

Loyal to Alonso

Delighted about the marriage of Ferdinand and Miranda

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Gives others wine

Agrees to kill Prospero

Ariel watches him and makes sure he doesn't make any trouble

Clung to a barrel of wine during the shipwreck

Enjoys the attention Caliban gives him

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Jester

Hides with Caliban on arrival of the island

Gets drunk on Stephano's wine

Feels left out when Stephano and Caliban plan together

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Only son

Swims to the island from a sinking ship

Is turned into a slave for a long time

Loyal to his father

Respects Prospero

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Magic

Used to be Duke of Milan

Betrayed by his brother

Lived on the island for 12 years

Close with Ariel

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Chief spirit of the island

If he listens to Prospero, he will be set free

Ariel has the power to create storms

Was imprisoned in a tree

No one can see him except Prospero

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Witch

Manipulative and cruel owner

Commanded Ariel

Ariel didn't listen to her, so she trapped him in a tree

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Lived alone on the island until Prospero came

Tried to sexually assault Miranda

Becomes a slave

Wants revenge on Prospero

Helped Prospero and Miranda survive

Hates Prospero

Has never tasted alcohol before

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Only child

15 years old

Grew up on the island

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King of Naples

Helped betray Prospero

Was returning from Tunis before the storm

Very upset about his son Ferdinand; he thinks he is dead

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When it comes to life or death, knowledge is more powerful than the richest and most popular person around.

Explanation: The people on the ship that were rich and "powerful" were suddenly useless when the ship started to sink. It was the sailors, that were still decently disrespected, that had any power and control over everybody else's lives.

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The experiences people have will develop almost all of their perspectives, not what other people tell them to think.

Explanation: No matter what others would do to each other, everyone would still think they were in the right, when there were truly only one or two people in the right fully, while everybody else was doing something morally wrong, but not morally wrong to them because of the perspective that they had developed through their experiences.

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True power doesn't come from how you appear or what you own, but from who you are and what you know, especially in situations of life and death.

Explanation: Just like the theme for knowledge, those powerful and rich people on the boats were useless and didn't have power, especially over the lives of others. It was the people that had experience over the water and the noblest people that had the most power over all, and they were the ones that deserved the power.

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Perspective: People's perspective can determine the emotions of others around them, along with the end result.

Lines: Sebastian says, "We have lost / your son, / I fear, forever... / The fault's your own" (Shakespeare 2.1.140-142, 145). Then, Gonzalo responds saying, "The truth you speak doth lack some gentleness... / You rub the sore / When you should bring the plaster" (Shakespeare 2.1.148-150).

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Power: When people don't believe in themselves, they hold no power, no matter their capabilities. All the power anyone has goes to who they put their belief and trust in.

Lines: "Thou shalt be lord of it, and I’ll serve thee... / I’ll yield him thee asleep, / Where thou mayst knock a nail into his head" (Shakespeare 3.2.64, 67-68).