individual might experience towards themselves or others.

In the play The Tempest by William Shakespeare, Caliban

hides from fearful situations because he is afraid that he

might get hurt, he states that: “Here comes a spirit of

[Prospero’s], and to torment me/For bringing wood in slowly.

I’ll fall flat/Perhance he will not mind me” (II.ii.16-18).

This shows that Caliban fears for his own safety, therefore

he tries to avoids the conflict with spirits. The play

Twilight, by Anna Deavere Smith, shows a feeling of fear for

others, that the Anonymous Young Woman experiences: “ ...it

was a different fear that I’ve ever felt/[...] All I can

think of ... one bottle,/one shear from one bottle in my

father’s car” (p.156-157). This means that the Anonymous

Young Woman is more fearful for her father than for herself

and that is why her feeling of fear is “different”.

Someone, who experiences fear of terror, usually fears

to her father, she says: “ one shear from one bottle in my

doesn’t know, and thinks that it is the spirits that have

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