The Tempest Act 5: Forgiveness | Summary and Analysis of Shakespeare's Tempest

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This is part of a seven-episode series about William Shakespeare’s play The Tempest: The series discusses themes, characters, and symbolism, and analyzes the play act by act. This video is an introduction to act 5 through the theme of Forgiveness.
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[@Salmaa777]

Thank you! Ohh I think I finished analysing the entire play not really but all these were so interesting I remember reading it the first time and thinking it was some stupid fairytale 😂 but thank you so much sir god bless you.

[@shakespeareplaybyplay]

I'm so happy you found value in these video essays. Thank you for taking the time to comment, makes my day

[@mrnobody-unowen]

Ooooo.

[@mrnobody-unowen]

What's the next shakespeare play you're doing? I'm excited! :)

[@mrnobody-unowen]

God, I really wish I could *meet* Shakespeare. He seems, from his work, an eminently deep and fascinating person.

[@shakespeareplaybyplay]

Twelfth Night. Then I'll do another tragedy

[@mrnobody-unowen]

@@shakespeareplaybyplay Cool. I love these so much. :)