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Choose an act and a scene from the list below to read The Tempest translated into modern English. What is so special about the modern English translation of The Tempest by NoSweatShakespeare? Or, on the other side, why not try reading Shakespeare's original text The Tempest? Read more scenes from The
Tempest translated into modern English, or as original text: Storm in Modern English () Orignal Storm Script Modern Storm Act 1, Scene 1 Storm Text Act 1, Scene 1 Modern Storm Act 1, Scene 2 () Storm Text Act 1, Scene 2 Modern Storm Act 2, Scene 1 Storm Text Act 2, Scene 1 Modern Storm Act 2, Scene 1 Modern
Storm Act 2, Scene 1 Modern Storm Act 2 , Scene 2 Storm Text Act 2, Scene 2 Modern Storm Act 3, Scene 1 Storm Text Act 3, Scene 1 Modern Storm Act 3, Scene 2 (en) Storm Text Act 3, Scene 2 Modern Storm Act 3, Scene 3 Storm Text Act 3, Scene 3 Modern Storm Act 4, Scene 1 Storm Text Act 4, Scene 1
Modern Storm Act 5, Scene 1 Modern Storm Act 5 , Scene 1 Storm Text Act 5, Scene 1 by Michael Blake as Caliban in The Tempest play © 2004 - 2020 No Sweat Digital Ltd. All rights reserved. The Tempest, a short and juicy play, encapsulates many of the dramatic elements that delight fans of Shakespeare's work:
betrayal, good mood, relationships, loyal friends, dramatic plot twists, terrible weather and, of course, love. Teh Teh entertaining and introduces timeless themes such as redemption, the nature of the soul, magic and the supernatural, and imitation of the art of life (and vice versa). History itself shows us the essence of the
traditional Italian commedia dell'arte. However, Shakespeare baffles many modern readers. Students in English classes across the country are asked to read literature that is essentially written in a foreign language. This modern English translation is not only accurate, but also fluid and natural, which makes it easy to
read independently or perform on stage. The original five-game structure was saved, with 1 to one correspondence between each original line and each translated line. Unlike the word translations or annotated versions of the original script, the current book provides a natural translation of the language. Shakespeare's
The Tempest often serves as an introduction to Shakespeare for modern students, although it is usually not given the same weight as, for example, Hamlet or Macbeth. The reason for Choosing The Tempest is that the play is both entertaining and includes timeless themes such as redemption, the nature of the soul,
magic and the supernatural, and the art of imitating life (and vice versa). The story itself is clearly taken from the traditional Italian commedia dell'arte. Although the main plot is not unique, Shakespeare adds depth to the story, which elevates the play to classical status. Traditional commedia dell'arte often included the
sorcerer and his daughter as the main characters, along with their supernatural attendants and a number of village locals who supplied much of the humor. In The Tempest, these roles are played by Prospero, the sorcerer, his daughter Miranda, the spirit of Ariel (and other lower-level spirits), as well as Stefano and
Trinculo, who drunkenly roam the island. SIGN UP TODAY! Full access to this book and more than 83,000 more than 14 million magazines, magazines and newspaper articles Access to powerful writing and research tools near Prospero's cage, Ferdinand collects firewood, and philosophizes that it is not too bad to do
such a terrible job, because he is updated with the thought of his young, virginal, sweet, will Wi ... Page 2Enter Alonso, Sebastian, Antonio, Ferdinand, Gonzalo and others. ALONSO Good boats, take care. Where's the Master? Play with men. 10BOATSWAIN I pray now, keep below. ANTONIO Where's the Master, the
boats? BOATSwain You can't hear it? You're doing our job. Keep your quarters. You're helping the storm. GOSALO Ni, be patient. 15BOATSWAIN When the sea. Therefore! What excites these royals for the name of the king? To the cabin! Silence! We don't have a problem. HONG KONG Okay, but remember who you
havetaboard. 20BOATSWAIN No, that I love more than myself. You are a district councillor; if you can command these elementsto silence, and work the world of the present, we won't rope more. Use your powers. If you can't, thank you for living so long and 25make yourself ready in your cabin for mischanceof an hour if
it's so hap.-Cheerly, good hearts! - Out of our way, I say! He's coming out. Boat crew members work hard to keep everything afloat for their passengers, which include a bunch of VIPs from the Italian court: Alonso (King of Naples), Sebastian (his brother), Antonio (The Duke of Milan), Ferdinand (son of the king), and
Gonzalo (honest old adviser). Unfortunately, VIPs are not very good at taking the direction from Boatswain, who keeps telling them to go below deck and stay out of the way. Page 3PROSPEROBeing once perfected, how to satisfy the costumes, How to deny them who t'advance, and who's rubbish for overtopping, new
created 100 Creatures that were mine, I say, or changed them, or else the new formed 'em, having as a keyOf officer and office, set all the hearts I 'y' stateTo that the melody pleased his ear that now it was Ivy, which my hid princely barrel 105I you verure. MIRANDAO, good sir, I know. PROSPERO I pray you, drop me
off. I am thus neglecting the mundane ends, all the same closeness and improvement of my mind 110With what, but being retired, O'erprized all the popular bets, in my false brotherAwaked evil character, and my trust as a good parent, did spawn his Lies in his opposite, as the great 115As of my trust was, which really
was no limit, trust without boundaries. He is thus lorded, not only with what my income gaveTherw that my power can still exactly, as oneWho, having in truth, to tell it, 120Made is such a sinner of his memory In honor of his own lies, he really was the Duke, of the 'th' replacement and the fulfillment of the 'external face of
royaltyS the whole prerogative. Hence, his ambitions grow - 125Dost you hear? MIRANDAYour fairy tale, sir, will cure deafness. PROSPEROTo don't have a screen between that role he played. I, poor fellow, my library 130Was duchy is big enough. From temporary royalty, he thinks I'm incapable now; Confederates, So
dry he was for influence, Wi 'th' King of Naples, to give him an annual tribute, to make his homage, the theme of his crown to his crown, and bend 135 Dukedom, but unbowed-alas, poor Milan!-To the most ignoble leaning. Antonio, meanwhile, has been busy learning how to manage Milan, but also making all the right
friends in all the right places. In the end, he took advantage of Prospero's trust and sucked constantly with tributes and compliments to the King of Naples. Antonio managed to get the king to give him the title of his brother as Duke of Milan. (H. So where have we seen the evil, usurping brother before? , yes, in Hamlet,
where Claudius kills his brother and then takes his and my wife.) Page 4GONSALO But the rarity of it is his which is really almost a beyonnd of credit-SEBASTIAN As many have vouched rarities. HONG WHAT our clothes, being as they were, soaked in the sea, hold, despite their 65freshness and brilliance, being rather
new painted than stained with salt water. ANTONIO If only one of his pockets could talk, wouldn't you say he's lying? SEBASTIAN AI, or very falsely pocket your report. 70GONSALO Methinks our clothes are now as fresh as we put them on first in Afric, on the marriage of the fair daughter of King Claribel to
KingTunis.SEBASTIAN'Twas sweet marriage and we thrive 75well in our return. ADRIAN Tunisia has never been decorated before with such aparagon to its queen. GOSALO Not since dido's widow. ANTONIO Widow? Smallpox o'what! Why is this widow 80in? Widow Dido! SEBASTIAN What if he said widower Aeneas
too? Oh, my God, you're bragging! ADRIAN, Gonzalo Dido's widow, told you? You're going to start me to study this. She was from Carthage, not from 85Tunis.GONZALO This Tunisia, sir, was Carthage.ADRIAN Carthage? HONG KONG I assure you, Carthage.ANTONIO His word is more than a wonderful harp.
90SEBASTIAN He hut raised the wall, and the house too. ANTONIO What impossible matter will it make easynext? SEBASTIAN I think he will carry this island home in hispocket and give it his son for an apple. 95ANTONIO And sowing its nuclei in the sea, bring for yourself more islands. HONG AY.ANTONIO Why, on
time. Gonzalo, an eternal optimist, notes that their clothes are as fresh as the first time they were worn for the marriage of Alonso's daughter, Claribel, to the King of Tunisia, who of course Antonio and Sebastian dispute ... how they challenge almost everything Gonzalo says. Gonzalo takes their snarkiness in step. Page
5calIBAN I saw you in it and I adore you. 145Ther the landlady showed me you, and your dog, and tibusch. STEPHANOPOULOS Come and swear. Kiss the book. I'll be like it with new content. Caliban drinks. TRINCULO This good light, it is a very shallow 150monster. Am I posing with me? A very weak monster.
Theman i'th' moon? The poorest, most trusting monster! - Well drawn, monster, in good sooth! CALIBAN I'll show you every fertile inch o' th' island and I'll kiss your leg. I'm prim, be my god. 155TRINCULO On this light, the most treacherous and drunkenmonster. When God sleeps, he'll rob his bottle. CALIBAN I'll kiss
your leg. I swear your subject. Stefano Come on, then. Down, and I swear. Caliban kneels. TRINCULO I will laugh myself to death on this puppy headed 160monster. The most scurvy monster. I could find in my heart to beat it-stephano Come, kiss. TRINCULO - but the poor monster in the booze. Anabominable monster.
165CALIBANI'll show you the best sources. I'm going to rip your berries off. I'll fish for you and get you wood enough. Plague on the tyrant that I serve. I won't tolerate it. sticks, but follow him, you're a wonderful man. 170TRINCULO The funniest monster to make a miracle of a poor drunkard. CALIBAN, standingI prithee,
let me bring you where the crabs grow, and I with my long nails will dig you pork nuts, show you the soy nest, and instruct you how to 175To trap a nimble marmoset. I'll bring you This clustering filberts and sometimes I'll get theeYoung scamels out of the rock. Will you come with me? Caliban, constantly drinking, swears
to be a servant of Stefano and agrees to show his new owner the best things of the island. Page 6PROSPERO, towards the fair encounterIn two of the rarest attachments. Heaven Rain Grace 90In what breeds between them! FERDINAND Where do you see? MIRANDAAt my unworthy that dare not offer What I want to
give, and even more so to take 95What I die to want. But it's trifling, and the more he tends to hide himself, the more in bulk he shows. Thus, a shy cunning, and prompt to me, a simple and holy innocence. I'm your wife if you marry me. 100If I die your maid. You can refuse me to be your comrade, but I will be your
servant, where you will be or not. FERDINANDMy the mistress, darling, and I am thus humble ever. MIRANDAMay husband? 105FERDINAND Ay, with a heart like the willingAs slavery e'er freedom. Here's my hand. MIRANDA, clasping his hand and mine, with my heart in 't. And now farewell half an hour. FERDINAND
Thousand. 110They exit. Prospero likes what he sees, but Ferdinand is puzzled by Miranda's tears. She explains that she is a little nervous to propose herself as a wife because she fears that she is not worthy of it. He is, after all, a prince, perhaps even a king. However, she says she will be his wife if he will have her,
and if not, she will remain faithful to him for the rest of her life. Luckily, Ferdinand jumps in and tells her that he is psychologically to get married, too. Page 7Enter Caliban, Stefano and Trinculo.STEPHANOPOULOS, Trinculo Tell me not to. When the butt isout, we will drink water; not a drop before. So bear and board
'em.-servant monster, drink for me. TRINCULO Monster Servant? The stupidity of this island! 5They say that there are only five on this island; three of them. If the other two are brained like us, statetotters. STEPHANO Drink, servant monster when I bet you. Your eyes are almost fixed in your head. 10Caliban drinks.
TRINCULO Where should they be installed yet? It was an abrasive monster indeed if they were mounted in the tail. STEPHANO My Monster Man Hut drowned his tongue bag. For my part, the sea can't drown me. Iswam, ere I could restore the shore, five-and-thirty 15leagues and further, in this world.-You must be
mylieutenant, monster, or my standard. TRINCULO is your lieutenant if you list. He STEPHANO We're not going to run, Monsieur Monster. 20TRINCULO Neither go either. But you're going to lie like dogs and don't say anything. Stefano Stefano talk once in your life if thoube'st is a good mooncalf. CALIBAN How's Your
Honor? Let me lick your shoe. I will not serve him on 25; he's not valiant. Caliban with Trinculo and Stefano, and they're still very drunk. Stefano promises that Caliban will be a lieutenant on his island, and Caliban promises to lick Stefano's shoes. Fair trade. But Caliban says he won't serve Trinculo because Trincullo
isn't brave. Page 8Solemin and strange music, and enter Prospero on top of the invisible. ALONSOWhat is this harmony? My good friends, Hark. HONG KONG Wonderful sweet music! Enter a few strange shapes, bringing in a banquet, anddance about it with gentle greeting actions. ALONSOGive us good keepers,
heaven! What was that? 25SEBASTIANA live drollery! Now I will believe that there are unicorns, that in Arabia there is one tree, the throne of a phoenix, one phoenixIn this hour there reigns. ANTONIO I will believe both; 30 And what else wants a loan, come to meI I'll be sworn 'it's true. Travelers ne'er made lies, While
fools of the house condemn them. GONZALO If in Naples I have to report it now, will they believe me? 35If I must say that I have seen such islanders- For, certes, these are the people of the island-Who, although they have a monstrous form, but noteTheir manners are more gentle, kind than our human generation you
will find 40Many, no, almost any. PROSPERO, aside honest gentleman, you said well, for some of you there presentAre worse than the devils. ALONSO I can't too much muse 45Such shapes, such a gesture, and such a sound expressing-although they want to use language-kind of excellent dumb discourse.
PROSPERO, aside from Praise away. 50Sing the king, etc., to eat, the forms depart. FRANCISCO They disappeared strangely. Strange music then starts playing, and Prospero enters, invisible. In front of the king and shipwrecked lords, a magical banquet is laid by welcoming spirits who invite the king and company to
eat. Everyone was surprised at the strange sight for a while, thinking that now they could believe anything. Page 9STEPHANO Give me your hand. I'm starting to have a bloody 245 thoughts. TRINCULO, seeing the clothes of O King Stefano, Opeer, O worthy Stefano, look what wardrobehere for you! CALIBANLet it
alone, you fool. It's just garbage. 250TRINCULO Oho, monster, we know what belongs to Africa. He wears one of the dresses. King Stefano! STEPHANOPOULOS I'm going to put this dress down, Trinculo. With this hand, I'll take this dress. 255TRINCULO Your Grace should have it. CALIBANThe dropsy drown this fool!
What do you mean to do this way on such luggage? Let not alone, and make a murder first. If he wakes up, from feet to crown he will fill our skins with pinches, 260Make us strange things. STEPHANO Be you quiet, monster.-Mistress line, isn't that my jerk? takes the jacket from the tree. Now jerkin under the line.- Now,
jerkin, you like to lose your hair and prove prove Doublet. 265TRINCULO Do, do. We steal along the line and level, 't likeyour Grace.STEPHANO I thank you for this joke. Here are the clothes for 't. Wit will not go without a reward until I kingof this country. Steal by line and level is an excellent 270pass pate. There's
another outfit for the 't.TRINCULO monster, come in, put lime on yourfingers, and away with the rest. CALIBANI won't have any on 't. We'll lose our time and everyone will be drawn to shells or monkeys 275S foreheads villainous low. Stefano Monster, get on your toes. Help me take away the place where my pig is wine,
or I'll turn you out of my kingdom. Go, don't do that. TRINCULO AND this. 280STEPHANO Ay, and this. Just as Stefano begins to have thoughts of a bloody murder, Trinculo points out that good things there are for the king's wardrobe hanging in the street, and two distractions. Caliban panics over lack of focus; he's sure
he'll wake up, find them all, and torture them. Page 10PROSPEROYou elves hills, creeks, standing lakes and groves, And you have that on the sands with a printed foot Do chase the ebb of Neptune, and fly it When he returns; You semi-dolls that 45By moonshine do green sour curls do, Where ewe does not bite; and
you, whose pastimeis make midnight mushrumps who rejoice to hear the solemn curfew; whose help, Weak Masters, though you, I'm bedridden 50Nuntide sun, called rebellious winds, And 'twixt green sea and azure vaultDEr roaring war; to the horror of the rumbling of thunderHave I gave fire, and split the thick oak of
Joves his bolt; strong base cape 55Have I did shake, and spurs plucked upThe pine and cedar; Graves on my crewHave woke up their sleepers, oped, and let 'em forthBy my such powerful art. But this brute magic is here, and when I needed 60 Other Heavenly Music, which even now I'm doing, Prospero gestures with
his staff. To work my end on their feelings, what's the aerial charm for, I'll break my staff, Bury it's certain fathoms in the ground, and deeper than ever to fall the sound of 65I sink my book. Salt music. Here is Ariel's past; then Alonso with the franticgesture, attended by Gonzalo; Sebastian and Antonio were in the same
order attended by Adrian and Francisco. They all made a circle, which Prospero made, and therestand fascinated; which Prospero observes, says. The ceremonial air, and the best comforter in unsettled fantasy, cure your brains, is now useless, boiled in the skull. There stand, For you spell-stopped.- 70Holy Gonzalo,
honorary man, My eyes, e'en sociable to show subtle, falling camaraderie drops.-The charm dissolves at a rapid pace, And as morning steals at night, melting darkness, so that their rising feelings 75Begin haunt the ignorant couples who mantleTheir reason is clearer. I'll pay your grace Home, both in words and in
practice.- The most brutal 80Didst thou, Alonso, use me and my daughter. Your brother was even more in the act.- You're art pinched for t now, Sebastian.-Flesh andblood,You, my brother, who entertained the ambition, 85Expelled remorse and nature, which, with Sebastian, whose inner pinches are therefore the
strongest, If here killed your king, I forgive you, unnaturally, though you are art.- Their understanding OfBegins swell, and approaching the tide of 90Will will soon fill the muddy shore. None of them that are looking at me or will know me.-Ariel, Bring me a hat and a rapier in my cell. Ariel comes out and immediately returns
with the ducal-halat Prospero. I will discase me and myself present 95 Since I was once Milan.-Fast, spirit, You shalt ere long to be free. Ready for a big monologue? Ready or not, that's it. Prospero first reflects on everything he has done with his powerful art of magic, and solemnly says that once this last task is done,
he will break his staff and bury him in the ground, and drown his book in the ocean. In other words, the guy gives his magic. At this point, Ariel arrives, dragging behind him a frantic Alonso, Gonzalo, Sebastian, and Antonio, with their attendant lords Adrian and Francisco. They all stand in Prospero's magical circle,
fascinated as Prospero addresses each of them. He speaks to Gonzalo first, and tears as he thanks him for being his true protector and staying so loyal to who he serves. Prospero then reproaches King Alonso for treating him and Miranda so badly, and says that Sebastian suffers for their abode too. Finally, Prospero
comes to his terrible brother Antonio. Prospero reveals that Antonio planned with Sebastian to kill the king, but forgives them all. Prospero then notes that the band can't recognize him (which is a kind of bummer since they don't know how gracious he is being, given how bad they were with him). Prospero asks Ariel to
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