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What is the differences between two servants ?( Caliban and Ariel)
Especially their point of view on freedom.
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Ariel and Caliban are markedly different in nature and appearance. Ariel as his name suggests is a spirit, ethereal, while Caliban is gross and bestial. Both are connected to the witch Sycorax...
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