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This paper analyzes Shakespeare's "The Tempest", further examining how the dynamically different relationships that Ariel and Caliban respectively share with Prospero. According to the paper, these relationships serve distinct purposes in illustrating the central principle that the core of human experience in its fullest must incorporate considerations of the spiritual and the natural. It is important to uphold the delicate balance between the realms of spiritual growth, natural roots and social construct.

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" 'The Tempest' continues the Shakespearean tradition of exploring the fascinating quest through which human beings find their place in the world by negotiating the complex relationships among the three realms of the spiritual, the natural and the social. This is primarily achieved in the dynamically different relationships that Ariel and Caliban respectively share with Prospero. While Caliban and Ariel are both servants to Prospero, their interactions with Prospero serve distinct purposes in illustrating the central principle that the core of human experience in..."

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