Why does miranda say o woe the day how does prospero console her?
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Prospero consoles his daughter by saying no harm was done
Explanation:
MIRANDA: O, woe the day!
PROSPERO: No harm.
The lines are an excerpt from Shakespeare's play "The Tempest".
The story is about Prospero, who was the ex-Duke of Milan. He was cheated by his brother, Antonio, who conquered the throne and perished Prospero and his daughter Miranda. This particular scene opens up with a ship caught in a storm. Antonio happens to be on the ship. Miranda is shocked to see the storm and asks her father if he created the storm as he had magical powers.
Prospero doesn't deny he made the tempest, but instead says there was no harm done.
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