Question

meaning of villain in the Shakespeare's the tempest​

Answer 1

Explanation:

this is a question based on the poem "mrs willow"    Which two lines strike the keynote of the poem?

i. ‘Good-morning, Mrs Willow,’ ‘Good morning, sir,’ Is all the conversation I can get from her

ii. She sends no letters, and no one calls, And she doesn’t go whispering beyond her walls;

iii. Mrs Thomas Willow seems very glum. Her life, perhaps is very lonely and humdrum,

iv. She has no late lamps, and she digs all day

And polishes and plants in a common way

Answer 2

villian means a bad man who harms the other people in a direct or a indirect way