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How the use of different language amongst the characters in “The Tempest” makes a contrast, making the audience feel differently towards the characters.
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In this essay I will try to explain how the use of different language amongst the characters in "The Tempest" makes a contrast, making the audience feel differently towards the characters. Some characters, the audience feel very sympathetic towards and admire, where as other characters the audience despise and feel very unsympathetically towards. I will describe the reason for this and whom the audience loves and whom the audience hates. In "The Tempest", the audience has many different thoughts and opinions of characters. Near the beginning of the play the audience already begins to get an idea of the characters they admire and those they despise, although our thoughts and opinions do begin to change slightly throughout the play as characters have both good and bad points. At the beginning of the play in Act 1 Scene 1 everyone is on the shipwreck getting very annoyed and frustrated. Gonzalo and...
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