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Act 1 sceen 2 The Tempest - Explore the dramatic significance of this episode within the play.
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Look again at Act 1, scene 2, from about line 410, when Miranda says "What is't? A spirit?" to the end of the scene at the stage direction, "Exeunt", after Prospero says "Come, follow! (to Miranda) Speak not for him." Explore the dramatic significance of this episode within the play. 1/18/2004 In this scene when Miranda says "What is't? A spirit?" she is referring to Ferdinand, they both have a similar response to each other; he also responds to her in wonder, 'Most sure the goddess on whom these airs attend.' Miranda and Ferdinand have fallen in love at first sight. This scene is very near the beginning of the play; it is in the second act. This shows the audience that the scene is going to be very significant to the rest of the play and that the love between Miranda and Ferdinand is a major theme. Ferdinand is lured to...
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