Question

In The Tempest, which word describes Miranda?

Answer 1

B because she is a loving and caring person and is very obedient to what her father says. She also has a big heart and ask her father not to use magic on the boy she is in love with. This character evidence proves she is kind.

Answer 2

Kind

Further Explanation:

Miranda is one of the main characters from William Shakespeare's play, The Tempest and she is the only female character from the play to appear on stage during play and is only one of the four women whose name is mentioned in the play apart from Claribel, Sycorax, and Miranda's mother.  

When this play, The Tempest was initially played, it generated initial criticism as a living representation of the female virtue. In the play, Miranda is showcased as the one who always believes that she is subordinate towards her father. Her character is always loving, kind and compassionate and always is obedient to her father and in the play she is described as 'Perfect and Peerless'.  She is the only female character from the play among the strong male characters and a major part of her stage presence is dominated by male figures around her.

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Answer Details:

Grade: High School

Chapter: Tempest

Subject: English

Keywords: Tempest, William Shakespeare, Characters, Representation, Miranda, Claribel, Sycorax, Peerless, Perfect.