How does Caliban’s underlying motivation illustrate the theme of social class conflict? He feels most secure with the status quo and encourages those around him not to make any drastic changes.

He is convinced he is only useful as a servant and thus will not take on any serious leadership role.

He believes rulers should be chosen based on merit, and in his view, Stephano is worthy of being a ruler.

He wants to be free from Prospero, and for freedom, he is swapping out one master for another.