Author Aime Cesaire incorporates the same characters from Shakespeare 's final play The Tempest in his own play Une Tempete. Cesaire’s Tempest is a colonial reply to The Tempest. Aime Cesaire is trying to show the tension in relationships between Prospero and other characters that may not have been obvious in The Tempest. In Shakespeare 's and Cesaire’s plays, Prospero unfairly tries to abuse and manipulate other characters, Miranda by using his magic on her to make her fall in love with the King of Naples’s son, Caliban by treating him as animal, and Ariel by enslaving him and refusing to give him his freedom, to show he has power despite losing his throne and crown in his own kingdom. Prospero is a greedy protagonist. Prospero should treat
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He also refuses to give both Ariel and Caliban their freedoms. Even though he promises Ariel that he will give it to him after two days which have been passed. Prospero uses his magic in both plays Shakespeare’s The Tempest and Cesaire’s The Tempest. Scene two of the plays in “A Tempest (Une Tempete)” by the author Aime Cesaire, has the same characters as The Tempest in Shakespeare 's play. It starts by telling us about the questions which Miranda asks her father because the ship is sinking, she believes that the person behind this disaster is her father, who is Prospero because he has the power to cause anything because of the magic which he holds. Prospero admits that he causes that, but no one in the ship is in danger. He does that on purpose because he wants to show her the power which her family owns. As he states, “I cannot leave you in ignorance any longer”, he does not want her to be blind from the truth anymore. She is so mad at her father because how he turns into an evil person and tries to take advantage of everything, she is wondering what can turn a person into a devil; she starts questioning it a lot, is it because he has power, so he …show more content…
However, in Une Tempete, they show how Prospero treated Caliban in a meaner way and rude way than the Tempest. Prospero is a person who thinks he owns everyone and he is smarter than anyone. If he is, he would not have given his brother the chance to deceive him. Cesaire points out the issue of racism and colonialism because he believes that what society is suffering from. During the conversation between Caliban and Prospero in Une Temptete, Prospero makes fun of the language which Caliban is speaking, which shows that Prospero does not respect Caliban’s native country. For example, when he says "Back to your native language again.” he calls Caliban “ugly” he treats Caliban as if he is not a human who has soul, he treats him as an animal or a toy. Prospero is taking too much advantage and pride of himself in this play. He thinks everyone needs his help. When Prospero tells him that without him he can not be anything and Caliban told him that he will be in the best condition without him, “the king”. Prospero threw Caliban out of the house because of inappropriate thoughts, he thinks everyone thinks in the same way as he does which is in a disgusting way. Miranda does not even deny what Caliban did, she actually said that it was for the purpose of education, she wants to educate Caliban which is not considered as a rape. The definition of rape is when you are forced to do something. However,
He also refuses to give both Ariel and Caliban their freedoms. Even though he promises Ariel that he will give it to him after two days which have been passed. Prospero uses his magic in both plays Shakespeare’s The Tempest and Cesaire’s The Tempest. Scene two of the plays in “A Tempest (Une Tempete)” by the author Aime Cesaire, has the same characters as The Tempest in Shakespeare 's play. It starts by telling us about the questions which Miranda asks her father because the ship is sinking, she believes that the person behind this disaster is her father, who is Prospero because he has the power to cause anything because of the magic which he holds. Prospero admits that he causes that, but no one in the ship is in danger. He does that on purpose because he wants to show her the power which her family owns. As he states, “I cannot leave you in ignorance any longer”, he does not want her to be blind from the truth anymore. She is so mad at her father because how he turns into an evil person and tries to take advantage of everything, she is wondering what can turn a person into a devil; she starts questioning it a lot, is it because he has power, so he …show more content…
However, in Une Tempete, they show how Prospero treated Caliban in a meaner way and rude way than the Tempest. Prospero is a person who thinks he owns everyone and he is smarter than anyone. If he is, he would not have given his brother the chance to deceive him. Cesaire points out the issue of racism and colonialism because he believes that what society is suffering from. During the conversation between Caliban and Prospero in Une Temptete, Prospero makes fun of the language which Caliban is speaking, which shows that Prospero does not respect Caliban’s native country. For example, when he says "Back to your native language again.” he calls Caliban “ugly” he treats Caliban as if he is not a human who has soul, he treats him as an animal or a toy. Prospero is taking too much advantage and pride of himself in this play. He thinks everyone needs his help. When Prospero tells him that without him he can not be anything and Caliban told him that he will be in the best condition without him, “the king”. Prospero threw Caliban out of the house because of inappropriate thoughts, he thinks everyone thinks in the same way as he does which is in a disgusting way. Miranda does not even deny what Caliban did, she actually said that it was for the purpose of education, she wants to educate Caliban which is not considered as a rape. The definition of rape is when you are forced to do something. However,