Shakespeare's The Tempest is representative of his third period of writing in which he displays a spirit of reconciliation and peace.

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Shakespeare's third period of writing is often referred to as his "romances" or "late plays" which are characterized by a sense of reconciliation and forgiveness. The Tempest, written towards the end of his career, exemplifies this theme with its themes of forgiveness, redemption, and the restoration of order.

Shakespeare's the Tempest Is Representative of His Third Period of Writing