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[petelambro]

Well, as I start this I have less than twelve hours to write a 5 page analysis of Shakespeare's "The Tempest". If any of my friends just happen to be experts on the subject, feel free to speak up. Anyhoo, aside form that life is just dandy. I filed my taxes and sent my deposit into Stony Brook. I'm feeling like it was the better choice(I picked it

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[lilpoemserpe]

OK, I read it last semester, but the things you have to remember about The Tempest is that:
1) Notice how Prospero is quick to defend Caliban when the Duke and his posse make fun of him, but then repremands him. Its like a "yeah he's a freak, but he's my freak" sort of deal
2) The end monologue is said to be William Shakespeare's retiring speech.
3) Caliban and Ariel are totally different, think on this.
4) Prospero gives up one kind of "power" to embrace another
thats all I can think of

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