In the Tempest Prospero claims that despite giving Caliban human care he could not be elevated from his British nature. Caliban on the other hand claadvantage Prospero had taken advantage of him and that the only good he gained from learning his language is that he can curse Prospero. Which simple things of this play are illustrated by these events

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In the Tempest Prospero claims that despite giving Caliban human care he could not be elevated from his British nature. Caliban on the other hand claadvantage Prospero had taken advantage of him and that the only good he gained from learning his language is that he can curse Prospero. Which simple things of this play are illustrated by these events

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Raiden Stanton · Answer 1

D. The battle of humankind against nature and the meaning of mankind." The focal subjects of the play are shown by these occasions is that The battle of mankind against nature and the meaning of humankind