How does thy honor let me lick thy shoe?

Let me lick your shoe, I'll not serve him; he is not valiant. ---Caliban.

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And another question, who says that he will now believe in phoenix and unicorns?

Sebastian says that after seeing the magic events, he is willing to believe in legends like the existence of Unicorns and the Phoenix in Arabia. 4. How does Antonio respond to his speech? Also, what does gonzalo wish at the end of the scene? What does Gonzalo wish at the end of the scene? Gonzalo says that at this point of death, he is willing to exchange a thousand furlongs of sea for an acre of dry land, may it be a barren land or overgrown with any type of vegetation. He just wants to die on dry land, and not in the sea.

And another question, why is miranda angry with caliban?

In Act I, Scene 2, there is an exchange between Prospero and Caliban which explains why Miranda sees Caliban as a "villain" and why Prospero treats him with extreme cruelty. Caliban complains that the island used to belong to him and his mother. This is why she regards him as a villain, and why her father hates him so. And another question, how is miranda impressed with ferdinand? Miranda is really in love with Ferdinand as she calls him a thing divine, 'a thing divine, for nothing natural I ever saw so noble'. This shows us that she thinks he's divine. Ferdinand is really in love with Miranda as he calls her a goddess, 'most sure the goddess on whom these airs attend'.

In respect to this, who is called coward by caliban?

How does Trinculo tease Caliban? Trinculo teases Caliban by calling him a liar at whatever he says. He also calls him a drunken fish and a coward who has drunk a lot of wine. 5. How does the sea seem to mock Alonso? The hope has been flattering Alonso by making him believe that his son is alive, this gives Alonso a reason to live. The sea seemed to mock at him as Ferdinand was considered to be drowned deep into the sea.