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He is a Magician and the Duke of Milan. He rules over the island.

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Miranda lives on the island with her father, Prospero.

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Antonio overthrew his brother Prospero, and is the Duke of Milan.

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Prince of Naples, Son of Alonso, alone in the first group that washed ashore.

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King of Naples, father to Ferdinand

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Alonso's younger brother

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Alonso's butler, often drunk.

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Alonso's Jester, friend of Stephano

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Prospero's Fairy Servant

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Alonzo's trusted advisor and counselor

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Son of Sycorax, Prospero's slave.

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A witch, mother to Caliban

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Servant of Alonso

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Supporter of Alonso

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The Characters who were on the Ship are:

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Ferdinand

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Alonso, Sebastian, Antonio, Gonzalo

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Stephano, Trinculo

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The Characters on the Island are:

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Theme: A force that is portrayed physically, spiritually, educationally, and economically, that can change destinies and lives.

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Theme: Including power and manipulation, knowledge leads the actions of those who harness it, but can be used for good or evil.

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Theme: The subjectivity of both opinion and truth, can alter viewpoints, and dramatically change people's understanding of loyalty and justice.

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Power is exemplified at the end of Scene 3 of Act 3 from The Tempest when Gonzalo says that Alonzo, Sebastian, and Antonio are desperate and guilty. Strong and enlarged emotions can have great power over people, and that is true especially when they are physical outbursts of emotions. That is shown in lines 127 through 129.

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In the beginning of Act 2, Scene 2, of The Tempest, Caliban expresses his perspective and opinion on Prospero and his spirits. "Sometimes like apes, that mow and chatter at me And after bite me; then like hedgehogs, which Lie tumbling in my barefoot way and mount Their pricks at my footfall"(Shakespeare 2.2. 9-12).

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In Act 1 of The Tempest, Prospero uses his knowledge of magic and his creativity to put his daughter to sleep and call on his servant, Ariel the fairy. Prospero's use of magic shows that he has great knowledge of the magic he possesses, which gives him immense strength over his enemies.