Prospero is portrays as a benevolent, kind, loving and above all forgiving man. He plays the role of the person w

ho the audience is encouraged to feel sorry for. His sad story about how his own brother betrays him so that he may have a place in power really gives the audience the sense of why someone could do this to him. Contradicting that, he also symbolizes complete authority and power. Everyone who he surveys or met up with fears his powers. "All hail, great master! Grave sir, hail! I come to answer thy best pleasure" (I, ii 25). Even the great spirits who possess great powers that can cause storms or other disasters obey his every command. But through his power, that is how he shows interaction with other characters.

Seeing how Prospero could do nothing for twelve years but study magic and get revenged seems wasted. Since he couldn't even go through with punishing them it just makes you want to say "give it to them, they deserve what they get". But seeing how it is, his revenge might just be to be able to let them see what they have done, and repent from it. It might just give him the satisfaction because he didn't even use magic for that. Learning all those years of magic, and his revenge

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