Caliban VS Prospero

The Tempest by William Shakespeare is a play written near the end of the

playwright’s life. He depicts the life of thirteen people and describes what happens

through them through a series of anecdotes. The characters Caliban and Prospero have

active enmity toward each other. Although Caliban has been Prospero slave for a long

time, they are very different despite the amount of time they have spent together.

Prospero, while being a strong powerful man, shows his softness during the play.

Caliban, also while being a nice slave for Prospero shows his evil ways of planning to kill

Prospero. During the play you also see how Caliban thinks of Prospero. You see him

through Caliban’s perspective as being a tyrant. These characters show their differences

and why monsters and humans will never get along and reach an agreement.

Prospero seems like a man who is very strong and powerful seeming like an esteemed

Ruler. Prospero is the type of man who likes to indulge in magi

malignant sense of behavior. For example Act 2/Scene 2/ lines 1-4 describes his

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