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    solve an issue; forgiveness is one step towards the road to recovery. Although one may forgive and move on, deep emotions and hardships may follow the one being forgiven, leaving a situation unresolved. This plays into the Shakespearean drama “The Tempest”. Prospero Forgives his brother Alonso for his treachery and wrongdoings, all the while reopening wounds that put forth bad emotions toward Prospero, leaving Alonso to question his ulterior motives. When resolving an issue, the first step is…

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    the world. William Shakespeare’s pastoral tragicomedy The Tempest explores the implications of Prospero’s transformative discovery through his discovery of his morality when he is confronted by his merciless actions and the suffering he has caused, and Miranda and Ferdinand’s unexpected discovery of love which transcends authority. Comparatively, Tim Winton’s erratic short story Aquifer explores the deeply…

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    compare the ways in which powerful characters are presented in The Tempest and Of Mice and Men. It will firstly address the most powerful character in The Tempest and the ways in which the character is presented, secondly it will then compare the similarities of the most powerful character in The Tempest against the most powerful character in Of Mice and Men. It will then go on to compare the characters that hold true power in The Tempest and Of Mice and Men. The fourth part compares the way in…

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    The Tempest is written by William Shakespeare in 1615.The story tells about the a powerful man uses his magic distories a boat and fight with the bad guys on it. It also tells about the true love and evil.And in my mind, Caliban should own the island. I think Caliban suppose to control the island. Firstly, Sycorax is the first human being on the island. The island was belonged to her, and after she died, the island belongs to her son.Caliban. Secondly, Ariel is the second life on the island…

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    planet can be seen as relating to many different types of workings but the one that stands out is The Tempest. The Tempest is a story of a man that is stranded on an island that uses his magical powers to gain control of his island. Even though The Tempest and Forbidden Planet portray the same lessons, plot, and even characters there are distinct differences. The main difference is that The Tempest uses magic and Forbidden Planet uses technology. However if you think about the Technology that is…

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    In “’Virtue Rather Than Vengeance’: GENESIS and Shakespeare’s THE TEMPEST,” author Brian Sutton points out many correlations between William Shakespeare’s The Tempest and the story of Joseph in the book of Genesis in The Bible. He breaks down the two tales, juxtaposing them, assisting the readers by pointing out the connections and making them even more obvious. He explains in detail the extent of the parallels, mentions the differences, and occasionally, as he did when referencing the banning…

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    Humanity’s desire for power and control was the driving force behind the European colonial period beginning in the 16th century. The Tempest, written by William Shakespeare in 1610, portrays the social issues and insecurities that were caused due to the new-found colonialism. In the second scene of Act 2, the relationship between the colonizers and the colonized festers, consequently leading to discord. Shakespeare uses variations of literary devices, figurative language, diction, and combating…

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    Introduction: On Music and Sound in The Tempest: We all know that music and sound are important to many forms of theater. It can help to build the environment in which the story we are experiencing can play out, enforce a theme, or make the audience feel an emotion before they know why. Film as well as opera are a few examples, but it is not nearly as widely seen, or rather heard, in plays. The Tempest does a great job of incorporating sounds and music to construct the eerie, magical feeling of…

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    their dominance in the world. British controlled India and the America is a good example during the colonial period. Shakespeare is living in that period, so colonialism more or less give him some influences. This is also reflected in his The Tempest. In The Tempest, Prospero has the magical power, so that he can control…

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    The play The Tempest written by the famous William Shakespeare is one of his most controversial and interpreted plays. For many years’ professionals have been dissecting the play and trying to found the moral meaning, along with interpreting what the characters are saying. The play is about a king named Prospero who has a daughter named Miranda and they have been living on an isolated island close to thirteen years. Prospero had arranged a marriage for his daughter with a man named Ferdinand,…

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