The Tempest

p those logs that you are enjoined to pile./ Pray, set it down and rest you. When this burns/ 'Twill weep for having wearied you" (3,2. 17-21). It hurts Miranda to see Ferdinand worked so hard and she even tries to take the logs and work for him so that he can rest. She knows Ferdinand is being mistreated, and it bothers her to see that because she knows she cannot stop it therefore she will make it easier by trying to help him with his work. Her father, Prospero, also shows an example of humanism. The play The Tempest is centered mainly on Prospero seeking revenge on the people who put him and his daughter on the deserted island. Without Prospero and Miranda being stranded on that island, there would be no reason for revenge, the storm would have never happened and the
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