In Acts I and II of The Tempest Prospero interacts with Ariel and Caliban differently. what best describes his interactions with the two A.Prospero knows that Ariel is technically free whe?

A. Prospero knows that Ariel is technically free, but he uses manipulation and promises of freedom to maintain control over the spirit. In contrast, his relationship with Caliban is more contentious; he views Caliban as a rebellious servant who has betrayed him and treats him with disdain and punishment. This dynamic highlights Prospero's authoritative approach to his relationships, where he employs kindness and coercion with Ariel while exercising dominance and resentment towards Caliban.