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Title: Tempest, The Paper (New Swan Shakespeare)
Authors: Bernard Lott and D. K. Swan
Genre: Classic Literature,
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"The Tempest" is one of William Shakespeare's most enchanting plays, blending elements of magic, betrayal, love, and forgiveness. This edition, part of the New Swan Shakespeare series, is edited by Bernard Lott and D. K. Swan, providing readers with an accessible and comprehensive version of this timeless work.
Set on a remote island, "The Tempest" follows the story of Prospero, the rightful Duke of Milan, who has been overthrown by his brother Antonio and stranded on the island with his daughter Miranda. Using his knowledge of magic, Prospero conjures a storm, or tempest, that brings his usurping brother and other enemies to the island, setting the stage for a tale of redemption, reconciliation, and the power of forgiveness.
This edition of "The Tempest" is designed to cater to both students and general readers, offering insightful commentary, historical context, and annotations that clarify the text's language and themes. Bernard Lott and D. K. Swan's editorial contributions make the play more approachable, highlighting Shakespeare's intricate wordplay and profound insights into the human condition.
"The Tempest" remains a beloved and studied play, with its rich characters, imaginative setting, and enduring themes captivating audiences for centuries. This New Swan Shakespeare edition offers an invaluable resource for anyone looking to explore and enjoy one of Shakespeare's finest creations.
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