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The subplot involving Caliban and Stephano helps to develop themes relating to
power and revenge. Reread lines 38-107 of Act III, Scene ii. Identify one theme
that is developed in this scene, and explain how it is developed. Consider the
motivations of the characters, how they interact with each other, and what they
are planning to do.

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One of the themes presented in the interaction between Caliban and Stephano is the difficulty of distinguishing men and monsters.

Who are Caliban and Stephano?

  • Caliban is a native of the island where Stephano landed.
  • Caliban is seen as a savage and a monster, as he is very different from the concepts of civility.
  • Stephano is a young European who wants to dominate the island and make Caliban his servant.

Stephano thinks he is superior to Caliban, as he sees him as an animalistic creature, but behaves similarly when he is dru.nk.

He begins to equate to the island's savagery, making it difficult to distinguish between men and monsters.

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