Considering Caliban as an outsider in Shakespeare's 'The Tempest'
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I can explain Caliban’s position as an outsider in society.
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Arguably, Caliban’s language and actions demonstrate that he sees himself as someone who isn’t equal and doesn’t belong.
Some would argue Caliban acts in an animalistic manner, which further sets him apart from society.
Stephano and Trinculo’s language positions Caliban as an outsider.
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