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Prospero uses Ariel for his magical abilities, which are a part of the island's resources
Prospero arrives on the island and kills Sycorax, a witch who opposes him.
He began to write exclusively in his native language, Gikuyu.
He realizes that freedom from prospero is more important than clothing or wine
He is knowledgeable about his island and wants to share his knowledge.
He speaks poetically when describing his island.
It is difficult to maintain a positive relationship with native people, so colonizers should leave them alone.
Native populations are better off left alone than indoctrinated into a colonizer's culture.
The witch that imprisoned Ariel
It gives a different perspective on the original work's main ideas.
It gives clues as to what is most important about the work.
A queen gets kicked out because of her greed
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With raven's feather from unwholesome fen.
Prospero forces Caliban to do physical labor, while he has Ariel perform magic for him ~Apex
Prospero teaches his language to Caliban and then uses it to communicate with him.
Colonized people experience a loss of their culture, including their traditions, stories, and beliefs.
Ferdinand stacking wood for prospero
One comic book artist depicts Dracula as old and batlike, while another comic book artist depicts him as young and handsome.
One short-story writer depicts Merlin as a common magician, while another writer depicts Merlin as a powerful wizard.
The words "rugged and dense" suggest that the narrator feels claustrophobic because the forest is difficult to navigate.
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Colonizers learn the native people's languages and practice native traditions.
Landowners are forced to give up ownership of their land or be killed.
He forces the island's native to teach him their language so he communicate with them and become their leader.
A television show starts a new season
the best masters are the ones who act as fathers toward their subjects
A director’s technique for directing plays is always evolving.
