Shakespeare's “The Tempest: Prosperos Magic and Illusions”

Introduction

     In Shakespeare's The Tempest, the topics of fairness and forgiveness are absolutely crucial to the significance of the play. The major feature, Prospero, is the trader of fairness and forgiveness. Thus, his activities contemplate Shakespeare's note behind reconciliation (Meredith Anne Skura, pp 12-148). The play discovers these topics through Prospero's clemency in spite of being wronged, his remedy of his foes, and his supreme target to refurbish harmony, in this case through forgiveness. With the feature of Prospero, Shakespeare organises to conceive an illusion of illusion with the reason of finally disclosing the factual ...