I think there is more barbarism in eating man alive than to feed upon them being dead: "The Tempest" by William Shakespeare, Robert Langbaum
Published 1998.
On this re-reading I noticed that the word "brave" was used a few times in the movies that I watched (Taymor, 2010 & Jarman 1979).
I like this word. It generates a very good feeling in my heart. This word often makes me think of someone who has a quality to face something difficult with the strength of heart / mind / body... Does not take me much to feel a respect and admiration for this person...
I also come to know that the word "brave" describes something wonderful, admirable in appearance...
And I just got curious to see how often the word "brave" was used in "The Tempest". And I started reading the play to look for the word "brave" and "bravely", and every time I found one of these words, I put a post-it note to the page to keep track of it... No, I did not use any fancy software to sort out the words or count the words... The work was done manually... Though I tried to be as faithful and accurate as possible, there might be a few occasions that I missed finding these words...
It looks like there are 11 occasions that the words "Brave" or "Bravely" were mentioned...
The rest of this review can be found elsewhere.
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( SIGNET CLASSICS ) BY Shakespeare, William Paperback{The Tempest (Revised)( Signet Classics )} ON 01 Sep-1998) - Sylvan (EDT) Barnet, Robert (EDT) Langbaum, William Shakespeare Robert Langbaum)
