Ariel in "The Tempest"

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Ariel in "The Tempest" is the airy spirit and magical servant of Prospero in Shakespeare’s play, embodying themes of freedom, obedience, and transformation.

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Observed surface forms (2)

Surface form Occurrences
Ariel to create the tempest 1
Ariel (The Tempest) 0

Statements (52)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Shakespearean character
fictional character
servant
spirit
supernatural being
alignment benevolent
appearsIn The Tempest NERFINISHED
associatedWith air
invisibility
music
shape-shifting
boundTo Prospero’s command
can become invisible
change shape
travel swiftly
confronts Alonso NERFINISHED
Antonio NERFINISHED
Sebastian NERFINISHED
creator William Shakespeare
desires freedom from service
employer Prospero NERFINISHED
encourages Prospero’s mercy
finalState set free by Prospero (implied)
formerMaster Sycorax NERFINISHED
genre Shakespearean romance
imprisonedBy Sycorax NERFINISHED
medium play
performs creating illusions
harpy apparition
masque for Ferdinand and Miranda
raising the tempest
songs and music
rescuedBy Prospero NERFINISHED
reward promise of liberty
roleInPlot agent of Prospero’s magic
instigator of the storm
manipulator of other characters
serves Prospero NERFINISHED
singsTo Ferdinand NERFINISHED
species spirit of the air
symbolizes art
imagination
the desire for liberation
theme colonialism (interpretive)
freedom
obedience
power and control
servitude
transformation
torments Caliban NERFINISHED
Stephano NERFINISHED
Trinculo NERFINISHED

Referenced by (2)

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Colin Morgan hasStageRole Ariel in "The Tempest"
Prospero orders Ariel in "The Tempest"
this entity surface form: Ariel to create the tempest