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    The reviewer found The Tempest to be generally good, but sometimes boring when read aloud in a monotone voice. They appreciated that the story included at least three separate, concurrent plotlines that kept the reader engaged by constantly thinking about the different characters and their deceptions and betrayals. While praising Shakespeare for his imaginative characters and plot, the reviewer was slightly disappointed by the lack of murder, feeling that one or two good murders would have made the story more interesting by adding an act that is harder to forgive than banishment or being left for dead.

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    The reviewer found The Tempest to be generally good, but sometimes boring when read aloud in a monotone voice. They appreciated that the story included at least three separate, concurrent plotlines that kept the reader engaged by constantly thinking about the different characters and their deceptions and betrayals. While praising Shakespeare for his imaginative characters and plot, the reviewer was slightly disappointed by the lack of murder, feeling that one or two good murders would have made the story more interesting by adding an act that is harder to forgive than banishment or being left for dead.

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    Critique of The Tempest

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    Critique of The Tempest In my opinion, The Tempest is good, but people reading it out loud in monotone voices makes it

    very boring. The story is not limited to a set number of stories; there are at least three separate events happening at the same time that are keeping you on your toes and thinking about one or the other. Your mind is constantly at work keeping track of all the characters and who is plotting against who. stories only track two goings!on at the same time, but "hakespeare shakes things up and keeps it interesting with three. The story itself, is one of deceit, betrayal and forgiveness in the family. This type of story is always interesting, whether it includes murder or not. "peaking of which, the lack thereof is disappointing of this story. #fter all, what$s a "hakespeare play without % or & people dying at some point' I was slightly disappointed in this area. # good murder or two would have made things interesting. #fter all, what$s harder to forgive' # banishment left for dead, or the murder of a loved one' #ll in all, e(cept in one area, "hakespeare did not disappoint in his imaginative characters and plot line. any

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