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- my son!
- father!
- Alonso, Antonio and Gonzalo go through a storm where their boat breaks up and ends up sinking the man on an island, where Alonso is separeted from his son Ferdinand.
- The storm was caused by Prospero who trained witchcraft for 12 years to get revenge on his traitorous brother Antonio and the king of Napoles Alonso, for having exiled him and his daughter from Milan. With that, Ferdinand son of Alonso, is separeted from his father and found Miranda, dauther of Prospero who fell in love at first sight. But this was all part of Prospero´s plan.
- Antonio and his men, are wandering the island. Ariel the magical being that accompanie Prospero along with Caliban, play a song for all men to sleep except Antonio and Sebastian. Antonio tries to convince Sebastian, Alonso´s brother, to kill him and assume the throne of napoles, but Ariel wakes him up in time.
- Ferdinand and Miranda intend to get married, but Caliban plans to convince Stephano and Trinculo to kill Prospero and marriy his daughter, but Ariel intervenes and causes a fuss, then he´s going to tell Prospero. While on the beach, Prospero prepares a phantom banquet that appears and disappears in front of Alonso, Sebastian, Gonzalo and Antonio, then Ariel appeas and declares that Alonso, Antonio and Sebastian will be punished for what they did to Prospero.
- While Prospero gives his blessing to the marriage of Miranda and Ferdinand, Stephano, Trinculo and Caliban enter Prospero´s room, but Trinculo and Stephano get distracted with clothes put there, due to their drunkeness, ignoring what Caliban says. Ariel and Prospero enter the room with spirits disguised as dogs and chase them away
- Prospero feels bad for imprisoning Antonio, Gonzalo, Sebastian and Alonso, and fress them. Alonso apologizes, and Prospero reveal to him that his son Ferdinand is fine. He proposes that everyone return to Milan for the wedding, frees Ariel and breaks the spell that bound Caliban to him, and finally, the boat is in perfect condition to go
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