In that work, this figure is told that a mysterious force called "The Quiet" rules nature before comparing his situation to that of a whimsical god that "dwelleth
In one appearance, this character meditates about the plate-glass windows of the Marine Biological station and spends many pages discussing "our native muse" and its relation to performance. In that appearance, he speaks in the style of Henry James as he delivers a prose poem to the audience. A different work depicts this character allowing twenty crabs to live, before deciding to stone the twenty-first crab. In that work, this figure is told that a mysterious force called "The Quiet" rules nature before comparing his situation to that of a whimsical god that "dwelleth i' the cold o' the moon." He appears in The Sea and the Mirror and is used to satirize natural theology in a work by Robert Browning in which he contemplates Setebos. For 10 points, identify this son of Sycorax, a villain from Shakespeare's The Tempest.
In one appearance, this character meditates about the plate-glass windows of the Marine Biological station and spends many pages discussing "our native muse" and its relation to performance.
Caliban