One character in this play draws an analogy to an "unstanched wench," and some of its characters had previously attended Claribel's wedding to the king of Tunis.
One character in this play draws an analogy to an "unstanched wench," and some of its characters had previously attended Claribel's wedding to the king of Tunis. Some of the nobles' speeches in this play paraphrase Montaigne's "On Cannibals." Stephano and Trinculo give alcohol to a native of this play's setting, who is the son of the witch Sycorax. In this play, one character claims "we are such stuff / as dreams are made on," and celebrates the marriage of Ferdinand to his daughter Miranda. The air spirit Ariel and the native Caliban are servants to Prospero, who conjures up the title storm in, for 10 points, what play by Shakespeare?
One character in this play draws an analogy to an "unstanched wench," and some of its characters had previously attended Claribel's wedding to the king of Tunis.
The Tempest 