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Caliban

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Sep 21, 2026

Ben TuckerNARRATOR
23:41
They are unexpected and unprepared for, and in order to value them at their true worth, we must allow full weight to the fact that Shakespeare quite deliberately represents Prospero's vision of the unsubstantiality of the world as due to a disturbance of his mind.
Ben TuckerNARRATOR
23:59
Prospero has had a sudden fit of anger against Caliban.
Ben TuckerNARRATOR
24:03
Ferdinand, looking upon him, sees vaguely that some passion works him strongly.
Ben TuckerNARRATOR
24:08
Miranda, who knows her father better, declares that never till this day saw I him touched with anger so distempered.
speaker_5NARRATOR
2:28
The people of Westminster, where he lives, hardly know of such a person.
speaker_5NARRATOR
2:33
But the Siberian savage has received cold comfort from his lunar aspect, and may say to him with Caliban, I know thee and thy dog and thy bush.
speaker_5NARRATOR
2:45
The tawny Indian may hold out the hand of fellowship to him across the great Pacific.
speaker_5NARRATOR
2:51
We believe that the Empress Catherine corresponded with him, and we know that the Emperor Alexander called upon him and presented him with his miniature in a gold snuff box, which the philosopher, to his eternal honor, returned.
Jonti ClaypoleGUEST
37:47
You've got Sycorax who's, who's a witch, who is a witch on the island, much like Circe.
Jonti ClaypoleGUEST
37:53
And then her offspring is Caliban, who has this kind of Polyphemus-like, uh, savagery about him, and he's, he's part articulate...
Jonti ClaypoleGUEST
38:02
Well, he's v- he's very ar- articulate, but he's underestimated by the, the humans around him.
Jonti ClaypoleGUEST
38:08
You can see all these qualities of The Odyssey happening in The Tempest.
speaker_7NARRATOR
65:31
To my surprise, the man did not say what I expected he would, and so great was my astonishment that I awoke.
speaker_7NARRATOR
65:40
it then occurred to me that i had discovered the secret of shakespeare he did when awake what i did when asleep that is he threw off a character so perfect that it acted independently of him in the delineation of character shakespeare has no rivals he creates no monsters his characters do not act without reason without motive iago had his reasons In Caliban, nature was not destroyed, and Lady Macbeth certifies that the woman still was in her heart by saying, Had he not resembled my father as he slept, I had done it.
speaker_7NARRATOR
66:21
Shakespeare's characters act from within.
speaker_7NARRATOR
66:24
They are centers of energy.
James K. WhiteNARRATOR
23:42
They are unexpected and unprepared for, and in order to value them at their true worth, we must allow full weight to the fact that Shakespeare quite deliberately represents Prospero's vision of the unsubstantiality of the world as due to a disturbance of his mind.
James K. WhiteNARRATOR
24:00
Prospero has had a sudden fit of anger against Caliban.
James K. WhiteNARRATOR
24:04
Ferdinand looking upon him sees vaguely that some passion works him strongly.
James K. WhiteNARRATOR
24:09
Miranda, who knows her father better, declares that never till this day saw I him touched with anger so distempered.
Larry WilsonNARRATOR
93:34
the quiet and courageous night the keen vibration of the stars call me from morbid peace to fight the world's forlorn and desperate wars the air throbs like a rolling drum the brave hills and the singing sea unrest in people's faces come like battle trumpets rousing me And while life's lusty banner flies, I shall assail with raging mirth The scornful and untroubled skies, The cold complacency of earth.
NEMANARRATOR
94:29
Caliban and the Coal Mines God, we don't like to complain We know that the mine is no lark But there's the pools from the rain But there's the cold in the dark God, you don't know what it is You, in your well-lighted sky Watching the meteors whiz Warm with the sun always by god if you had but the moon stuck in your cap for a lamp even you'd tire of it soon down in the dark and the damp nothing but blackness above and nothing that moves but the cars god if you wish for our love fling us a handful of stars ANY CITY into the staring street she goes on her nightly round with weary and tireless feet over the wretched ground a thing that man never spurns a thing that all men despise into her soul there burns the street with its pitiless eyes she needs no charm or wile she carries no beauty or power but a tawdry and casual smile for a tawdry and casual hour the street with its pitiless eyes follows wherever she lurks but she is hardened and wise she rattles her bracelets and smirks She goes with her sordid array, luring without a lure.
NEMANARRATOR
96:41
She is man's hunger and prey, his lust and its hideous cure.
NEMANARRATOR
96:48
All that she knows are the lies, the evil, the squalor, the scars, the street with its pitiless eyes, the night with its pitiless stars.
speaker_4NARRATOR
2:07
He has offered constitutions for the New World and legislated for future times.
speaker_4NARRATOR
2:14
The people of Westminster, where he lives, hardly know of such a person, but the Siberian savage has received cold comfort from his lunar aspect, and may say to him with Caliban, I know thee and thy dog and thy bush.
speaker_4NARRATOR
2:31
The tawny Indian may hold out the hand of fellowship to him across the great Pacific.
speaker_4NARRATOR
2:36
We believe that the Empress Catherine corresponded with him, and we know that the Emperor Alexander called upon him and presented him with his miniature in a gold snuff box, which the philosopher, to his eternal honor, returned.
speaker_5NARRATOR
23:26
They are unexpected and unprepared for, and in order to value them at their true worth, we must allow full weight to the fact that Shakespeare quite deliberately represents Prospero's vision of the unsubstantiality of the world as due to a disturbance of his mind.
speaker_5NARRATOR
23:44
Prospero has had a sudden fit of anger against Caliban.
speaker_5NARRATOR
23:48
Ferdinand, looking upon him, sees vaguely that some passion works him strongly.
speaker_5NARRATOR
23:53
Miranda, who knows her father better, declares that never till this day saw I him touched with anger so distempered.
Tim BauerNARRATOR
0:32
This is a companion volume to A Bunch of Everlastings.
Tim BauerNARRATOR
0:36
O God, cried Caliban from the abyss.
Tim BauerNARRATOR
0:38
O God, if you wish for our love, fling us a handful of stars.
Tim BauerNARRATOR
0:43
The height evidently accepted the challenge of the depth.
speaker_4NARRATOR
20:03
One creature alone he found it necessary to treat with harshness.
speaker_4NARRATOR
20:08
This was Caliban, the son of the wicked old witch, a hideous, deformed monster, horrible to look on, and vicious and brutal in all his habits.
speaker_4NARRATOR
20:23
when miranda was grown up into a maiden sweet and fair to see it chanced that antonio and alonso with sebastian his brother and ferdinand his son were at sea together with old gonzalo and their ship came near prospero's island Prospero, knowing that they were there, raised by his art a great storm, so that even the sailors on board gave themselves up for lost.
speaker_4NARRATOR
20:56
And first among them all, Prince Ferdinand leapt into the sea, and, as his father thought in his grief, was drowned.

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