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Sorcerer/Magician

Reads a lot, and uses magic

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Daughter

Falls in love with Ferdinand

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Spirit/Fairy

No one can see him except Prospero

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Witch

Calibans Mom

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Monster-like

Ends up thinking Stephano is a God and serves him

Servant to Prospero

Tried to violate Miranda

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Servant/Heir to the King

Likes to serve Prospero (But still wants liberty)

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Jester

Is a drunkard and friends with Stephano

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Butler

Plots to kill Prospero

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King

Helped Antonio take Properso's place

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Lord

Overthrew Brother

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Brother of King Alonso

(Bad attitude)

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Servant

Helped Prospero Escape

Kind and Respectful

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Lord

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Lord

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Power can be used for both good and evil, the type does not depend on status, it depends on use. Sycorax and Ariel are two examples of these two uses of power. Sycorax uses power for evil because she tries to force Ariel to be her servant. Ariel uses power for good since he protects the people on the boat during the tempest, as well as he leaves them in better condition than when they were on the boat.

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Knowledge is power, and if unexpected things occur you won't be in the most powerful place, no matter your status. For example, during the tempest, the shipmen had more power over the Nobels because they knew how to sail the ship, and they knew how to navigate the storm. The Nobles had less power because they only knew how to order people around, so they could not sail a ship on their own, and they would sink if they tried.

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Topic: Perspective/Knowledge + It is traditionally best to have the knowledge and the understanding of all perspectives of the situation before you take action.

Lines: When Caliban meets Trinculo he concludes: "'These be fine things, and if they are not

sprites. That’s a brave god and bears celestial liquor.

I will kneel to him'" after just meeting Triculo and after taking one drink of the wine (Shakespeare 2. 2. 120-122).

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Topic: Knowledge/Power + If one were to take another person's knowledge, they would also lose their power since power and knowledge are very commonly intertwined.

Lines: When coming up with the plan to kill Prospero Caliban worried that Prospero would still have the knowledge of magic from his books, so he reminded Triculo and Stephano that they needed to steal them; "'Remember / First to possess his books, for without them / He’s but a sot, as I am, nor hath not / One spirit to command'" (Shakespeare 3. 2. 100-103).

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Follow your promises or else you will be punished

Don't let past events consume you, or else you will miss good things that are happening now

Clothes relate to power because Trinculo and Stephano were feeling more powerful and like kings.

"'The rarer action is / In virtue than in vengeance.'"

It is usually easier and more common to just take revenge, rather than to be kind and be the bigger person than those that have wronged themselves.