describe "caliban" in shakespeare's tempest. pls answer
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In The Tempest, William Shakespeare portrays the character Caliban as a savage, horrid beast and as the slave of the Westerner, Prospero. Through Prospero's ownership, Shakespeare views Caliban as a lesser being. ... The over powering attitude that Prospero exhibits, symbolizes the white man's conquest over other cultures.
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Caliban, a feral, sullen, misshapen creature in Shakespeare's The Tempest. The son of the sorceress Sycorax, Caliban is the sole inhabitant of his island (excluding the imprisoned Ariel) until Prospero and his infant daughter Miranda are cast ashore.
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