The drunkards Stephano and Trinculo attempt to rebel in this work, and they ally with the son of (*) Sycorax, but their plots ultimately fail, and this play sees King Alfonso of Naples try to find his son, Ferdinand.
This play formed the basis for W.H. Auden's The Sea and the Mirror. One character in this work states, "too light winning [may] make the prize light," and another claims,  "We are such stuff as dreams are made on." The opening of this play occurs after Claribel is married to the King of Tunis. The drunkards Stephano and Trinculo attempt to rebel in this work, and they ally with the son of (*) Sycorax, but their plots ultimately fail, and this play sees King Alfonso of Naples try to find his son, Ferdinand. Caliban and Ariel appear in, for ten points, what Shakespearean play about the magician Prospero?
This play formed the basis for W.H. Auden's The Sea and the Mirror.
The {Tempest}