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    captivity “[Miranda] used to think it was messy” (265)‚ but after several weeks of captivity and analysis of herself she comes to the conclusion that “love is beautiful‚ any love. Even just sex” (265). Miranda is sexually inexperienced‚ virginal in fact‚ before she tries to seduce Clegg. Seducing Clegg is something that she never thought she could do “[she] [shocked] [herself] as well as him” (259) when she did seduce him. She claims that she “was nervous” when she seduces Clegg. Miranda admits that

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    Dorfman Use the Gun‚ Gerardo‚ and Paulina’s Claims and Actions to Ensure that the Audience in Unable to Come to a Unanimous Decision as to Whether doctor Roberto Miranda is Innocent or Guilty The audience plays a massive role in Durfman’s “death and the Maiden”. Durfman makes it clear not to state whether or not doctor Roberto Miranda is indeed guilty of the crime Paulina is accusing him of‚ leaving it up to the audience to do so themselves. However‚ even though there is no clear answer directly

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    around it. Caliban‚ who was previously the owner of the island‚ is forced to become an outsider because of his enslavement. Caliban is not just isolated physically‚ but also because of the alien and monstrous feeling he gets because of Prospero and Miranda. The play shows that physical alienation can be solved with a good surrounding‚ but personal isolation is a whole different monster. It is not just Caliban who becomes enslaved‚ but many other island inhabitants are alienated because of Prospero (Angel)

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    This new musical was written by composer‚ rapper‚ and actor Lin Manuel Miranda. Miranda starred as the main character‚ Usnavi. He composed all of the music‚ rap‚ and lyrics for the show. At a performance in the White House for president

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    Fatherly Figure Prospero and Miranda in The Tempest The relationship between Prospero and his daughter Miranda is one of the deepest and most interesting in the play. His paternal presence in her life is stronger than she is at first aware of‚ and Shakespeare displays this nicely through the sense of sight. In the first scene of the third act‚ Prospero oversees a pivotal conversation in the relationship between his daughter and Ferdinand‚ possibly by using his magic to stay invisible. It

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    The change in Prospero’s character... Prospero from The Tempest is the rightful Duke of Milan and father to Miranda who he loves. In the plot‚ he was usurped by his brother and sent on a boat to his death but survived by landing on the island. Prospero’s Power Prospero possesses magical powers and is able to conjure spirits and nymphs to perform tasks. With Ariel’s help‚ he conjures the tempest at the start of the play. Prospero is quite a foreboding character dealing out punishments

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    him and he is determined to make the family face their guilt. He claims that he has seen the dead body of Eva Smith who died earlier that day after she had ‘swallowed a lot of strong disinfectant’. He is of much significance throughout the play as Priestly uses him as his title character and as a device to voice his opinion of society in 1945 when the book was first published. The setting of the play is conveyed through stage directions at the beginning of the script‚ especially through the use

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    John Priestly was born in Bradford in 1894. Priestly had grown up into his father’s circle of socialist friends; he saw women and men‚ rich and poor‚ all working together. After the First World War women returned to being housewives‚ the typical life that the perfect woman was expected to lead. This greatly influenced Priestly’s writing because he didn’t agree with that way of life. In 1940 Priestly presented a popular BBC radio programme ‘Postscripts’

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    inevitable loss of grace. From the beginning the story is dripping with symbolism. The name of the main character itself is symbolic. Rooke and Wallis stated that the name Miranda “obviously recalls the Miranda from Shakespeare’s The Tempest‚ which made the name almost a synonym for innocence” (269). By naming her character Miranda‚ Porter has already established the innocence of her character. Porter then moves to describe the rebirth of her character by using the graves. DeMouy said‚ “The earth of

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    helplessness. A feeling that Paulina was very familiar with while detained. She had no way of getting in contact with the outside world‚ much like the situation she puts Dr. Miranda in. When the electricity suddenly turns back on and the sun begins to rise the trial nears its end. The truth comes with the rise of the sun and Dr. Miranda finally confesses to his

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