Which portrayal is most clearly an interpretation in the Utah Valley University production of The Tempest? A. The portrayal of M
iranda as Prospero's daughter B. The portrayal of Prospero as all-powerful C. The portrayal of Caliban as Prospero's slave D. The portrayal of Ariel as two people
Out of all the options, the portrayal of Ariel as two people is the only one that does not conform to traditional interpretations of <em>The Tempest</em>, by William Shakespeare. In the play, Ariel is a spirit who is bound to serve the magician Prospero. Throughout the years, the character of Ariel has been played both by males and females. However, it is not normally played by two actors at the same time.
