The interpretation of The Tempest that focuses on tone is:" The setting is an urban city filled with crime and lawlessness." (Option B)
What is tone?
Tone refers to the attitude of the author, the narrator, or the emotion that is behind a story or tale. This can be deciphered from the choice of words that is used by the author in the text.
Hence from the above, it is right to state that the interpretation of The Tempest focuses that focuses on tone is Option B.
The word Lawlessness and crime are connotative or suggestive of reprimand.
Who are Miranda and Ariel in "The Tempest"?
Prospero, another major character in The Tempest, has a daughter named Miranda.
She and her father were exiled to the Island when she was three years old, and for the next twelve years, Caliban, their slave, was her only companion.
Ariel on the other hand, is a light ghost who owes Prospero money. Ariel was held captive under a tree when Prospero and Miranda first arrived on the island.
The witch Sycorax (Caliban's mother) had imprisoned him there. Ariel was set free by Prospero using magic, and in exchange, he made the spirit his slave.
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