Welcome to the magical world of The Tempest by William Shakespeare! This play, believed to have been written in 1610–1611, explores themes of magic, power, and forgiveness, all set on a remote island full of enchantment and mystery.
A Brief Synopsis
The play begins with a tempest summoned by the sorcerer Prospero, who was the Duke of Milan before his usurpation by his brother Antonio. As the play unfolds, shipwrecked survivors find themselves on an island where love, betrayal, and magic blend into a story that has captivated audiences for centuries.
Main Characters
- Prospero: The rightful Duke of Milan and a powerful magician.
- Miranda: Prospero's daughter, naive and compassionate.
- Ariel: A magical spirit who serves Prospero.
- Caliban: The son of a witch, filled with bitterness.
- Ferdinand: Prince of Naples, who falls in love with Miranda.
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Explore the full text of The Tempest to dive deeper into Shakespeare's magical narrative.