The Tempest
What connection does Shakespeare establish between outward appearance and inner spirit? Do you think this is true? why or why not?
Act 1
Act 1
Shakespeare believes that the inner spirit is typical of what the outer appearance shows. Caliban is the perfect example, ugly on both the outside and the inside. I think such a lesson is taught in much literature, although there are often contrasts in such people as the Hunchback of Notre Dame who is beautiful inside when treated beautifully.