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SETTING A PURPOSE In The Tempest, Prospero, who has
learned to cast spells from a book of magic, rules over a
mystical island. As you read, think about what Prospero plans
to do with his power and what that means for his character

Sagot :

kyaleeburston08

Answer:

Perhaps he wants to take over the world? That would result in his character being a bit more...greedy and selfish at the end.

Explanation:

If he where to have too much power he would become a bad ruler, because money doesn’t buy happiness.

but Oreos does.

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