The Tempest
Shakespeare's most underrated play
Prospero, the banished Duke, torments those poor few caught in his tempest. Including Alonso, the King who helped overthrow him.
Little do they know, romantic souls live within Prospero's daughter and Alonso's son.
Love grows next to magical castings, becoming a magic of its own in Shakespeare's most underrated play.
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Who remembers learning about phonics on a children's show known as 'The Electric Company"? Back in the seventies on PBS there was an educational show by this name that had famous actors like Rita Moreno and Morgan Freeman and a few others too. This was a show that taught us the rules of phonics and sounding out letters and words. There were fun skits live and animated throughout the show showing and telling each skill. There were lessons on blends as well as on hard and soft sounds. This show made learning to read fun. This was one show that I watched, I believe made me a reader for life for just see for now I am a book reviewer.
By Mark Graham3 days ago in Critique
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I am also unfamiliar with this story but will be looking into after this! You have interlude me with this critique!!
This was one of the best I've read from the critique contest. Bravo!
I love the magic of this :)
I wonder why it's underrated. It seems so awesome!
One of my all-time favourites!