Read this excerpt from the tempest.

miranda

heavens you for't. and now, i pray you, sir,

for still 'tis beating in my mind, your reason

for raising this sea-storm?

prospero

know thus far forth.

by accident most strange, bountiful fortune,

now my dear lady, hath mine enemies

brought to this shore; and by my prescience

i find my zenith doth depend upon

a most auspicious star, whose influence

if now i court not but omit, my fortunes

will ever after droop. here cease more questions:

thou art inclined to sleep; 'tis a good dulness,

and give it way: i know thou canst not choose.

miranda sleeps (act i, scene il, lines 176 - 187)

what does the fact that miranda so easily succumbs to prospero's sleep spell

most clearly indicate about her character?

a. that she doesn't believe her father is telling to