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He is ordered to create the tempest; he is not given a choice. This is shown by Ariel bargaining for his freedom-if he undertook this order Prospero promises to grant him his freedom. So as a survivor, Ariel agrees to the plan.
"The Tempest" is an eye opener for future generations, and has stood the test of time, in terms of great literature. It conveys great depth and skill. One thousand years into the future, the audience would still sympathize with the issues affecting the average person.
It also shows insight into how the power of the
emperors can be taken as easily as it is inherited. This was in the case of Julius Caesar, Caligula but what obstacles did Claudius and Nero (also named Claudius) confront during their time in power. Next month read about their stories.
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