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Wants Revenge on his brother Antonio,

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She is Prospero's daughter and loves Ferdinand.

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He is Prospero's Brother that got Prospero thrown out of Naples

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Is the son of Alonso, king of Naples, and likes Miranda.

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He is the king of Naples and helped Antonio take out Prospero

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He is Alonso's jester

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Was part of the family until he tried to do something and became a slave

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Nobody can see him except for Prospero

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Is Caliban's Mother

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He is Alonso's chief advisor. He helped Prospero leave with supplies

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He is Alonso's butler

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Power isn't obtained by rank, but by position

This theme can be justified by the boat scene where Alonso acted like he had all the power because he was the king. This was not the case because Alonso didn't know what to do, but the sailors did. The sailors have a low rank in a class hierarchy, but in their position, they know what to do, and have control in this situation.

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viewpoints can skew the truth as long as there is enough evidence

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knowledge isn't given it is earned as long as you work for it.

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telling unknown information can make people draw different conclusions from the possible truth, but only if the receiver doesn't know anything.

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Knowledge can help people make good choices, but only if they are sober.