Similar to Caliban, Sebastian plots with Antonio to murder the current king of Milan, “Draw thy sword. One stroke shall free thee from the tribute which thou payest, and I the King shall love thee” (544, line 285). Sebastian's thirst for power blinds him and causes him to bring harm to his own brother all for the crown upon his head. He is encouraged by Antonio to whom he says “I the king shall love thee”, meaning he will reward him handsomely for helping in the treason. Furthermore, Sebastian shows that he has no loyalty as he states, “Let’s take leave of him” (514, line 56) to Antonio during the shipwreck. This indicates that Sebastian was willing to betray and neglect his brother for
Similar to Caliban, Sebastian plots with Antonio to murder the current king of Milan, “Draw thy sword. One stroke shall free thee from the tribute which thou payest, and I the King shall love thee” (544, line 285). Sebastian's thirst for power blinds him and causes him to bring harm to his own brother all for the crown upon his head. He is encouraged by Antonio to whom he says “I the king shall love thee”, meaning he will reward him handsomely for helping in the treason. Furthermore, Sebastian shows that he has no loyalty as he states, “Let’s take leave of him” (514, line 56) to Antonio during the shipwreck. This indicates that Sebastian was willing to betray and neglect his brother for