During a thunderstorm, this character is given wine from a drunken butler and says that he would teach the drunkard how to "snare the nimble marmoset" as a gesture of thanks and praise.
During a thunderstorm, this character is given wine from a drunken butler and says that he would teach the drunkard how to "snare the nimble marmoset" as a gesture of thanks and praise. In another part of the play this character is in he is said to have attempted to have raped his master's daughter and would have populated the island with many versions of himself if he were not stopped. This character's mother worshipped the goddess Setebos and trapped the water sprite, Ariel in a ‘cloven pine' for 14 years. Son of the witch Sycorax and servant of the wizard Prospero, for 10 points, identify this monstrous mooncalf from Shakespeare's The Tempest.
During a thunderstorm, this character is given wine from a drunken butler and says that he would teach the drunkard how to "snare the nimble marmoset" as a gesture of thanks and praise.
{Caliban}