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...o fetch wood and to obey him. Caliban is not only portrayed as a slave, but as a monster too. Another example of Prospero’s power is that he is able to manipulate peoples’ feelings. With his ability to use spells, Prospero controls Ariel, and takes advantage of Ariel’s powers. Not only does Prospero manipulate Ariel, but also Miranda and Ferdinand who fall in love and get marry. He does this in hopes of bringing peace between Milan and Naples in the future. Prospero is presented as a powerful man who can manipulate others for his own benefit. Prospero is also portrayed as being revengeful and rancorous. Prospero’s reason for taking revenge was because he has been usurped. Prospero gives Alonso a lesson as he washes Ferdinand away in the shores of the island. Prospero’s plan was to take revenge. Hoping Alonso would think Ferdinand had died in a terrible storm. For being usurped, Prospero believes he needs to take revenge in order to win. Prospero in the end also takes back his duke title from his brother. Prospero also demonstrates the role of a forgiving person. Caliban, for example, has done things that disturbed Prospero, such as attempting to rape Miranda. Miranda is ...