The Tempest Research Paper

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The Tempest
Throughout history we have heard stories of people who strive for power. People willing to do anything for that power. However, there is always some form of struggle in order to get that power, whether the struggle being a personal issue or an issue with another person. In the play The Tempest by William Shakespeare has many examples of characters who strive for power.
One character in the play who strives for power is Caliban. He had his island taken from him and enslaved by Prospero. “This island’s mine by Sycorax my mother, Which thou tak’st from me”(524). This shows his anger for Prospero for taking his island and enslaving him.
Caliban not only struggles to gaining power from other people, but also with himself. In the play

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