Caliban
Why are we, as a society, so quick to judge those who look or act differently than us? Is it a natural human instinct to either make fun or take advantage of those who seem so different? Are they looking for acceptance so badly that they would do anything to gain your approval? Caliban, one of the standout characters in Shakespeare’s “The Tempest”, is one of these “different” people. He looks different, he acts different, and he is hated or just not accepted by most. When I read about Caliban I am moved to pity. I do not see a being who is monstrous in all he does. Sure, he is wishy-washy in hi
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Approximate Word count = 410
Approximate Pages = 2 (250 words per page double spaced)
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