State why the play is called the Tempest and not the Enchanted Island Or the Magician?
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The light ray which is incident along the principal axis of a mirror falls normally on the mirror, and hence, it retraces its path. ... As the line passing through the centre of curvature is perpendicular to the mirror, the angle made by the light ray with the normal is zero.
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The title, therefore, refers not only to the physical storm that occurs in the first scene of the play but to the turbulent passions of the characters, passions which, like the storm, are magically transformed into the promise of peace with which the play ends.
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