In shakespeare's, the tempest, prospero's dukedom is taken from him and he is set adrift. gonzalo, however, provides him with not only clothing and food but also books prospero "prize[d] above [his] dukedom." prospero then proceeds to teach both miranda and caliban from his books and to take charge of the island. the backstory illustrates what two central themes in the play?

Explanation:

The Tempest is a play about magic, double-crossing, love, and pardoning. It is set on an island some place close Italy where Prospero, the one-time Duke of Milan, and his delightful little girl, Miranda, live with a sprite called Ariel and a bizarre wildman called Caliban. Prospero is an amazing performer who makes a tempest, or whirlwind, that sets the scene for the play. In the occasions that tail we see a plot to kill the King of Naples, a tanked plan to execute Prospero and a sentiment among Miranda and the King's child, Ferdinand. At last, everybody is pardoned and they all set sail for home.

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