Hag-Seed: William Shakespeare's The Tempest Retold

Fiction | Novel | Adult | Published in 2016

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1. Felix does not want to admit that he, like Prospero, has created an artificial and unhealthy situation in order to keep his daughter close. However, Prospero’s daughter is alive, while Felix only imagines that his dead daughter is still with him. (Various chapters)

2. In return for 8Handz’s help in enacting his revenge, Felix promises an early release from prison. This is very similar to Prospero’s promise to Ariel to release him from servitude on the island in return for help with his own revenge. (Various chapters)

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