A Tempestade (Pocket book)

The enchantments and spirits add a mystical layer, but I wonder whether they also serve as metaphors for authority and manipulation. Did anyone else see it that way?

Prospero’s actions seem both compassionate and controlling, which made me question whether forgiveness is always the right choice. What was the impact of that scene for others?

The setting feels so symbolic and isolated, but I’m curious if Shakespeare drew from specific myths, stories, or personal experiences when creating this mysterious world.