I'ma Blow, Blow, BLOW!
The meaning of the name 'Felix'
What is 'lucky'/'fortunate'/'PROSPEROus'?
The body part by which Prospero pseudo-synecdochically calls his daughter
What is his foot?
Atwood makes several intertextual references to this children's song
What is 'Row, Row, Row Your Boat'?
The French essayist who wrote 'On Cannibals'
Who is Montaigne?
Lexi Drury's nickname
What is Snips?
The area of modern-day Italy that Prospero comes from
What is Milan?
The hyphenated (and creepy) description of Anne-Marie's mouth
What is "child-like"?
Believing his daughter is "infected" by her love for Ferdinand, Prospero refers to Miranda as this creature
What is a worm?
Caliban's mother, who died after imprisoning Ariel in the trunk of a tree
Who is Sycorax?
Buckley made this mistake on Grace Donovan's birthday
What is the wrong age on the card?
The "ivy" that covered Prospero's "princely trunk"
Who is Antonio?
The amount of times Prospero calls his daughter a "wench"
What is three?
This is the technique used in the phrase "the art of true illusions"
What is oxymoron?
The name of the fictional Canadian town in which Hag-seed is set
What is Makeshiweg?
One of the two worst rappers in the class
Who are Tilly and Dekoda?
The end of the quote: "The cloak of his defeat, the..." (six words)
What is "dead husk of his drowned self?
The invocation of the Cinderella myth in Anne-Marie's "she hasn't been... stuffed into glass slippers" is an example of this eight-letter technique
What is allusion?
Trinculo refers to these as his "true spies"
What are his eyes?
The name of Thomas More's long essay positing an ideal civilisation, which forms the basis of Gonzalo's famous speech
What is Utopia?
Buckley's two-word term upon believing that he would be sharing a hotel room with Kurt & Isaac
What is "Boy's night!"?
Prospero's final words in the play (Just the last three will be acceptable)
What is "(let your indulgence) set me free"?
Ferdinand's one condition before agreeing to make Miranda the "queen of Naples"
That she be a virgin
This metatextual three-word phrase (four if you count "the") refers to both the planet and Shakespeare's theatre
What is "(the) great globe itself"?
A seventeen-letter 'm' word
What is 'metatheatricality'?
The country where Buckley first encountered the fabled Zonkey
What is Mexico?