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In Act I, scene ii, of The Tempest, what does the audience learn about Prospero's past?​

Answer 1

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Analysis. Act I, scene ii opens with the revelation that it was Prospero's magic, and not simply a hostile nature, that raised the storm that caused the shipwreck. From there, the scene moves into a long sequence devoted largely to telling the play's background story while introducing the major characters on the island ...

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Answer 2

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the audience learns about prospero's past that he was the Duke of Milan and spent more time on reading books he becomes indifferent to the management of state affairs.antonio his brother usurping Duke of milan.at mid night he leaves his brother and his daughter in the ocean to die

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