The TempestPan Macmillan, 13.06.2019 - 160 Seiten The Tempest is Shakespeare's masterpiece of magical effects, redemptive romance, poetry and politics. |
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... But their contumely is wasted: the boat is doomed – splitting in two. 'Enter mariners, wet,' states the stage direction. 'A confused noise within.' The old counsellor thinks of his wife and children; Antonio piously.
... Antonio not far behind. The old man, whom we will soon discover is called Gonzalo, quits too, hoping, despite the terror all around him, the disintegration of the boat and the howling gale, to die 'a dry death'. The scene changes. A ...
... Antonio to manage the Duchy while he studied; how Antonio had fallen in love with his newly acquired authority and how – supported by the King of Naples – he had brutally usurped Prospero, casting him and his baby child Miranda onto the ...
... Antonio, Prospero's usurper, starts to urge Sebastian to usurp the throne of Naples, overthrowing his own brother. Shakespeare's dark vision of human relations – in particular fraternal ones – is rendered all the bleaker by the ...
... Antonio, then, well soused, Sebastian, Trinculo and Caliban. Finally Prospero appears, to general astonishment. He draws back a curtain to reveal Ferdinand and Miranda; the sight of the son he thought drowned reduces Alonso to tears ...