| Article: The Tempest
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Score: 1 angry sorcerers who live on an island
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| Nominated by:
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Garionepsilon 10:54, 14 May 2008 (UTC)
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For: 1
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- Self Nom & For. With the help of OEJ and Cajek, this article is ready for another try at VFH.--Garionepsilon 10:54, 14 May 2008 (UTC)
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Against: 0
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No against votes
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| Comments
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- Abstain and comment. Bad lines like "The Tempest was the last play Shakespeare's was able to write without his hand falling off due to cramp." are counterbalanced by smatterings of genius like "Next, Ferdinand finally convinces Prospero that he is not his brother through an elaborate conversation that uses a lot of words.", but I don't remember enough of The Tempest to "get" the page on any more than the most crude level. I'd like to keep it that way. Besides, Taming of the Shrew is the only play of his that's worth remembering, if only for its insights on shrew taming. Sir Modusoperandi Boinc! 03:48, 17 May 2008 (UTC)
- Abstain. Plenty of effort, and some good bits. But there's too much of it, and some of that is still - as Modus notes - not so good. Judicious pruning may change my mind, but while I feel slightly lame for doing so, I can't vote for. --SirU.U.Esq. VFH | GUN | Natter | Uh oh | Pee 10:16, May 17
- Abstain per the above. --Sir Starnestommy
 (Talk • Contribs • CUN) 03:14, May. 18, 2008
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