D. He forces the island's natives to learn to speak his language.
Explanation:
Prospero's superlative demeanors have made the common dash of concealment over the local individuals in the play The Tempest.
He was the man to stifle the occupants in the abnormal land which he has been involved unlawfully. The vast majority of the characters in this play remained in a civilized way, although perfectly all of them were not civilized. A few times Prospero was alluded to as a tyrannical figure who was in charge of the idea of colonialism, racism and illustrated the ideas of social hierarchy.
