Many people believe their lives to be chaotic even if it always turns to order. William Shakespeare explores this plot line through his final play "The Tempest." The play begins with a shipwreck caused by a terrific storm. The few people on the island stare blankly into the ocean full of drowning and struggling people. The protagonist, Prospero, seeks his revenge since his enemies were on the ship. Prospero forces them to go through a series of chaotic events leading to a gathering. He overcomes his anger, forgives, and asks for forgiveness to his past enemies. In the end all returns to order as Prospero returns to Milan. Shakespeare applies this setting to enforce chaos to order.
In "The Tempest" the setting, such as the island and the ship
In "The Tempest" the setting, such as the island and the ship