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    of the film. The transformation of Prospero into Prospera affects the way the reader views the judgement‚ treatment and release of Caliban. The parent-child relationship is also altered by the gender change‚ as is the protagonist’s interaction of Ariel. Taymor uses the sex transformation‚ the difference in gender stereotypes and the relationships which ensue‚ to make the filmic version of ‘The Tempest‚’ vastly different from the play. William Shakespeare’s ‘The Tempest’ explores the relationships

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    the incident the poem relates. It was Caryll who suggested that Pope encourage a reconciliation by writing a humorous poem. Goddess -  The muse who‚ according to classical convention‚ inspires poets to write their verses Shock -  Belinda’s lapdog Ariel -  Belinda’s guardian sylph‚ who oversees an army of invisible protective deities Umbriel -  The chief gnome‚ who travels to the Cave of Spleen and returns with bundles of sighs and tears to aggravate Belinda’s vexation Brillante -  The sylph who

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    relationships because his quest for control dictates his actions. When he speaks to his own daughter‚ Prospero says‚ “thou art inclined to sleep...I know thou canst not choose‚” taking away even her power to listen whenever he wants to speak with Ariel (I.ii.185-186). He takes away not only her ability to see and listen to these conversations‚ but sleep also serves as a way for Prospero to leave her in the dark to take away the option of interfering. Prospero sacrifices Miranda like a pawn in a chess

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    understanding where events are occurring is very important. In the beginning scenes of the play‚ the importance of the setting soon becomes very evident. After Ariel‚ at the command of Prospero‚ makes the men endure a terrible sea storm‚ he separates Ferdinand from the rest of the group in a cove by himself. Ariel says to Prospero‚ “The King’s son have I landed by himself‚ / Whom I left cooling of the air with sighs / In an odd angle of the isle…” (1.2.262-264). This location is important

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    sometimes-godlike character is well rounded and full of contradictions‚ making him a difficult character to evaluate. In his judging‚ punishing‚ forgiving‚ and in many other ways‚ he is godlike compare to the rest of the characters in the play. Thanks to Ariel‚ he is also knows everything as well. Like a god‚ he punishes the guilty‚ but with grace he shows mercy and gives second chances. After Caliban attempts to rape Miranda‚ Prospero does not get rid of him. If I were Prospero‚ I would have a severe

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    tempest at the start of the play. Prospero is quite a foreboding character dealing out punishments and treating his servants with contempt‚ raising questions about his morality and fairness. Both Ariel and Caliban want to be free of their master which suggests he is not easy to work for. Ariel and Caliban represent the two sides of Prospero’s personality – he can be kind and generous but there is also a darker side to him. Prospero is accused by Caliban of stealing his island and thus usurping

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    Prosper’s servant. One other Character is Miranda‚ the contentious daughter of both Prosper and Prospero‚ who seeks to ratify her love to a young man who is brought to their desolate island. Last‚ but not least‚ there is Ariel who is a spirit in the play‚ and a man in the movie‚ Ariel is a valiant young servant of Prosper/Prospero. There are also several similarities in the plot of the play‚ and the movie. To start‚ Prosper(o)’s wanton brother supplants himself in Prosper(o)’s position and home;

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    who becomes enslaved‚ but many other island inhabitants are alienated because of Prospero (Angel). Ariel also has to deal with some isolation when Caliban’s mother‚ Sycorax‚ traps him in a tree (Shakespearean Criticism). Race was also seen as a big theme in the play. Prospero is both European and Christian‚ which right away makes him the island’s natural ruler‚ even though people like Caliban and Ariel are already there. Prospero’s taking of the island shows that he believes Caliban is below him because

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    his island‚ where he raises a storm over the sea and wrecks the far off ship. The sixth hour has come along for the spirit servant‚ Ariel‚ who has been waiting patiently for his freedom‚ and Prospero is still in agreement with the terms. Prospero asks him about the prisoners‚ which are being held in a secluded grove‚ and requests to have them brought to him. As Ariel is on his was to release the prisoners‚ Prospero delivers a soliloquy‚ saying that after one final act of magic he would be giving up

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    Love Throughout the Storm In the Tempest‚ by Shakespeare we see the love of family‚ love of country‚ and personal love dominate The Tempest and inform nearly every significant action. Caliban loves the island‚ Ariel loves natural freedom‚ Prospero loves his daughter‚ Alonso his son‚ and so on. But the traitors Antonio and Sebastian are also defined by love‚ or really the lack thereof. They are in love with power‚ or the potential for it. In this play‚ each player is on a quest for some kind of

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