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    The Tempest is the last play Shakespeare wrote. The play is about Prospero who has been overthrown from his dukedom in a very unfair and ruthless faction by his brother Antonio. Prospero has magical powers. I try to show the relationship between Prospero‚ Miranda‚ Ariel‚ Caliban and Ferdinand. Prospero is a controlling person‚ he controls and dominates his daughter Miranda. This is highlighted by when he told Miranda “obey and be attentive”. On the other hand when he wants to tell his story‚ Prospero

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    The Tempest: Manipulation

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    Honors English 9 (5/6) 8 March 2012 Manipulation and Control As a final farewell to theatre‚ William Shakespeare wrote The Tempest. In this tragicomedy‚ Prospero and his daughter‚ Miranda‚ have been stuck on an island for twelve years with their slave‚ Caliban‚ and Prospero’s secret servant‚ Ariel. To get revenge on his brother‚ Antonio‚ for overthrowing him from rule‚ Prospero concocts a tempest to bring him‚ his entourage‚ and Alonso‚ a conspirator‚ to the island‚ where he plans to regain

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    Examine the ways in which Shakespeare makes dramatic use of deception and trickery in The Tempest. In your answer you should also make connections to scenes 3:2 and 3:3 of Doctor Faustus. Deception is defined as the act of deceiving someone and tricky is the practice of deception. Shakespeare’s ‘The Tempest’ uses deception in the themes of power through his magic and control‚ even if this involves betraying his adored daughter‚ Miranda. However‚ in comparison to Marlowe’s ‘Dr Faustus’‚ deception

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    Throughout the play the reader gets to see the father-daughter relationship between Prospero and Miranda. In his speeches‚ prospero describes himself as a caring father who does everything necessary to ensure that his daughter lives a good life. A life that had been taken away from her when she was only three years old. However‚ some of his actions show that Prospero focuses more on his own plans and often neglects Miranda emotionally. Based in such actions I believe that Prospero’s selfishness is

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    “The final act of The Tempest does not deliver a satisfactory ending.” How far do you agree with this assessment of the play? One way in which The Tempest ending is satisfactory is the marriage of Ferdinand and Miranda as at the time the play was written‚ marriage and reproduction was one of the most important factors in a persons life. This satisfaction is definitely seen among different Characters in the final act‚ for example Alonso‚ who seems delighted in his son’s engagement and. It is obvious

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    “The Journey Is More Important Than the Destination” The psychological motivations‚ or inner journeys‚ that influence a physical journey can give the most insightful look into what that physical journey meant‚ and why it took place. Although the destination is important‚ the inner journey that takes place during a physical journey is often more significant. This inner journey that often drives the physical journey‚ and can also inspire imaginative journeys‚ gives multiple layers of meaning to

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    Discovery is one of the most important parts of a human’s existence as it affects the way we think and how we react to new understandings. The Tempest by Shakespeare and The Perks of being a Wallflower by Stephen Chbosky both show discoveries through acts of love and emotional self-discoveries which can be ‘fresh and meaningful’ for the individual and also the ones around them. In The Tempest‚ we see the main characters go through a notion of the power of love and also emotional discoveries. Likewise

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    Caliban in the Tempest

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    Hanna Bain English 105 1 May 2013 A Misinterpreted Soul A beast not honored with shape‚ a poor credulous monster‚ strange fish‚ and hag-born whelp. He is nothing more than this: a servant. In William Shakespeare’s The Tempest the character of Caliban is enslaved for attempting to rape young Miranda and later even conspired to kill the most powerful man on the island‚ Prospero. His inhumane appearance and initial lack of language makes him appear savage. Does it not? It is known that he is son

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    Prospero

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    Caliban’s Feelings Towards Propero. Act 3 Scene 2 In this essay I will tell you about Caliban’s feelings towards Prospero‚ how Prospero treats Caliban and a chain of exploitation involving Caliban and Prospero. Caliban is the rightful owner of an island that Prospero‚ an ex-duke of Milan and a type of sorcerer‚ and his daughter Miranda‚ a girl who was only 3 years old when her father was overthrown by his brother Antonio and pities people who are harmed by her father’s magic‚ took over when they

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    The Tempest Colonization

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    The Tempest‚ a theatrical piece by William Shakespeare‚ was made in the age of expansion. This is evident in the play‚ as there are many instances in which colonization is apparent. Prospero embodies the role of “the colonizer” in the Tempest because of his abuseful‚ controlling and demeaning relationship with the non-European inhabitant of the island he was exiled to. This is evident because he changes the way Caliban acts when he first arrives to the island and treats him like he is lesser than

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