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I would not wish any companion in the world but you.

"I would not wish any companion in the world but you."
— William Shakespeare
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William Shakespeare
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Meaning of this quote

Miranda expresses a preference for Ferdinand’s company over any other. The speech conveys the directness and intensity of her affection.

Key takeaway: Recognize the personal commitment expressed by a dramatic character.

Origin of the quote

The Tempest, Act III, Scene I, Miranda.

Who actually said this?

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The line appears in Miranda’s declaration to Ferdinand. The context is romantic courtship.

Attributed author: William Shakespeare

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