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William Shakespeare

The Tempest

Fiction | Play | Adult | Published in 1611

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Essay Topics

1.

What is Prospero’s purpose in bringing King Alonso’s ship to the island?

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Why does Prospero think Caliban is an unredeemable beast? Why does Caliban hate Prospero? Is there any way for them to reconcile?

3.

Caliban convinces Stephano to help him. What help does Caliban want, and what does he think of the outcome?

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