TROUBLE-ALL There must be a warrant had, believe it. WINWIFE For what? TROUBLE-ALL For whatsoever it is, anything indeed, no matter what.
The English and their "warrants." Are warrants indicative of a larger movement in society towards modernism?
TROUBLE-ALL There must be a warrant had, believe it. WINWIFE For what? TROUBLE-ALL For whatsoever it is, anything indeed, no matter what.
The English and their "warrants." Are warrants indicative of a larger movement in society towards modernism?
the stocks
What is so embarrassing about the stocks. The stocks are in a public space, where you can be ridiculed and humiliated. What is the significance of demeaning another person to the pomposities of humor?
Hey, now the Fair's a filling!
The Fair; the space where everything goes down
He is the more madcap o' the tvvo.
Madness as a sort of characteristic, like wit or good manners.
But that such person 130 or persons, so found, be left discovered to the mercy of the author,
"Don't think too much about what I am saying, about whom I am implying." Just go with it, it's funny
I am an ass! I!
Demeaning self-awareness. Is this self-deprecation funny to us?
The very rats 1.2.149253Instinctively have quit it.
Shakespear, master of hyperbole
Prospero, the prime duke
Our main character, named not so far from "Prosper," a man in a position of high power - "the prime duke." What could possibly go wrong?
The direful spectacle of the wreck
This rings with oxymoronic irony. It is beautiful.
Kuddos to Shakespeare for starting this work with a beautiful tragedy.
Could this kind of perspective be an aspect of comedy? A coping mechanism?
the sea
Once again nature is a prevalent theme. The sea is a force, that must be reckoned with as a sailor.
Hate
The dichotomy between hate and love is evident.
Oh careless minds of mortals,
Only humans would fall victim to such emotion. Emotion as a flaw, not a positive quality.
so that andttlt Ttoy burned;
A war started over a woman
Everyone calls you a tyrant, murdeter, crud, and dcccplivc .
Love is personified. In a good way?
from crazed lovers both complaints and weeping
Oof
humbly I bow to you
Is she being ironic? Or am I unaware of social morée of the time?
I began almost as a jo ke
pretty, but do we like jokes?