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Posted by Jennifer on May 07, 19101 at 17:26:06:
In Reply to: Wm. Shakespeare vs Prospero in The Tempest posted by Kaili on December 05, 1999 at 13:45:29:
: I need some ideas - A college Engligh ignment has asked me to describe what elements of the play The Tempest suggest that Prospero might be representative of Shaekespeare at the end of his career? Can someone help me?
I have that same ignment right now-look at the epilogue.
Some see it as a farewell speech by Shakespeare,
for The Tempest is the last performed play.
Also, read some of Prospero's soliliquis (I know I
spelled that wrong), for they contain things that
seem to be a direct message from Shakespeare.
Hope that helps you some.
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