The Outlaws Of Marsh

The stories of Gonzalo and Ariel are those who enter the TAZ because of fate. Gonzalo entered the TAZ only because he was in the same boat with Antonio. In the case of Ariel, Ariel entered the island because he was the slave of Sycorax. Even after Sycorax’s death, Ariel can’t be free because he was trapped in a prison of tree, unable to act. Therefore, they didn’t have the power to change anything but to accept the truth. In this circumstance, Gonzalo imagined his own version of TAZ: a kingdom without commence, administration, schooling or any kind of institution, where everyone is qual, and he will be the king of it. Although he was soon mocked by Sebastian, who pointed out that one can’t be a king in a place with no kingship, Gonzalo’s version …show more content…
In Liangshan rebels case, the ending of the Outlaws of Marsh is that Song government eventually granted amnesty to the Liangshan outlaws, and the outlaws eventually became government’s army and was sent to resist the foreign invasion. In a sense, the reason of the uprising of the outlaws is government’s unfair treatment. Therefore, when the government gave those outlaws’ rights and social position back, the uprising was settled and thus the temporary autonomous zone lost its value. Also, in the case of Prospero, when Alonzo and others truly regret their crimes and repented, Perpero’s desire to revenge also tranquilized. He then asked Ariel to free Antonio and the others from delusion of fear, and revealed himself in front of his brother. In a sense, Prospero ultimate goal is to get his dukedom back and went back to Milan. Therefore, when Alonzo offers what he wanted, the dukedom and the path to home, Prospero abandoned his temporary autonomous zone immediately. He …show more content…
What the cousin desired was the thorough separation from the mainstream society, which is different from Liangshan rebels and characters in The Tempest. Similarly, in the second dervish tales, the demon also created a beautiful subterranean palace. The demon built this palace for a girl and kept her in there for twenty-five years. Likewise, the demon built the palace in a remote place, wishing no one can ever find it. According to second dervish’s narrative,
I went out into the wilderness, and having penetrated deep, I came to a thick patch of trees in a meadow irrigated by running streams. When I entered the patch, I found the stump of a tree and I dug around it with my axe and shoveled the earth away, I came upon a ring that was attached to a wooden plank. I raised the plank and beneath it I found a