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Evidence of the New Orthodoxy: Sound in William Shakespeares The Tempest (A Formalist Critical Approach) Skylar Hamilton Burris Critics have offered varying evaluations of the characters in William Shakespeares The Tempest. Some consider Prospero to be magnanimous for forgiving his enemies, for freeing Ariel from the confines of a tree, and for treating Caliban with great sympathy until the monsters attempted rape of Miranda. Others view Prospero as an oppressive colonizer and consider both Caliban and Ariel to be his innocent and mistreated subjects. In his article Reading The Tempest, Russ