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Dt 29049

Doona1907 | 12:27 Mon 13th May 2019 | Crosswords

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I am obviously being very thick but I have solved 1a and can’t see where “I did” comes into it?!

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The 'I did' is referring to Prospero. See above for explanation

12:37 Mon 13th May 2019

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Prospero and Antonio are both characters in 'The Tempest'

7 ? Get on well against Antonio at the end? I did

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Thanks dannyK. I’m aware of that but still fail to see what “I did” has to do with it unless it’s just the setter speaking for himself?

https://study.com/academy/answer/why-did-prospero-forgive-his-brother-in-the-tempest.html

The 'I did' is referring to Prospero. See above for explanation

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Slightly far-fetched clue I would suggest. “I” usually refers to the crossword setter however I rest my case! Thanks dannyk

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Thanks to you also Mamyalynne but see my latest comment to dannyk!

Doona, occasionally the Telegraph Cryptic does throw up some far out clues.

It does work, whilst 'I' is very often indicating the setter it isn't a hard and fast rule.

Get on well against Antonio at the end? I [Prospero] did

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