In The Tempest by William Shakespeare and A Tempest by Aimé Césaire, both authors use characterization to show that in an ideal relationship between citizens and the king, compromise and compassion should be used instead of confinement, force or even magic. In The Tempest, Shakespeare uses the interactions between the characters Prospero, Caliban, and Ariel to exemplify these notions. Prospero, the lawful Duke of Milan, was overthrown and left abandoned with his daughter Miranda. At the beginning