11.1.2
Miranda - Quotes
Key Quotations for Miranda
Key Quotations for Miranda
Here are three key quotations that highlight aspects of Miranda's character:


'I might call him'
'I might call him'
- 'I might call him / A thing divine, for nothing natural / I ever saw so noble.'
- Miranda has only ever seen Caliban and Prospero. Ferdinand is the first young man she has seen and so he seems unnatural and amazing.


'O, I have suffered'
'O, I have suffered'
- 'O, I have suffered / With those that I saw suffer! A brave vessel, / Who had, no doubt, some noble creature in her, / Dash'd all to pieces.'
- Miranda is very empathetic. She mourns for the men who she thinks have died in the storm. She pleads with her father to stop it.


'I am your wife'
'I am your wife'
- 'I am your wife, if you will marry me. / If not, I’ll die your maid. To be your fellow / You may deny me, but I’ll be your servant / Whether you will or no'
- Miranda delivers an impassioned speech to Ferdinand. She is essentially insisting that they get married - this shows that she is not as demure (reserved) or meek (she) as she seems at first.
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2Context & Overview
2.1Context & Overview
3Act 1
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4Act 2
4.1Act 2 Analysis
5Act 3
5.1Act 3 Analysis
6Act 4
6.1Act 4 Analysis
7Act 5
7.1Act 5 Analysis
8Key Characters
8.1Major Characters
8.2Minor Characters
9Themes
10Authorial Method
10.1Authorial Method
11Recap: Main Quotes
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