Moon of Uranus named for Prospero’s daughter in Shakespeare’s The Tempest

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Shakespearean Spellbound: A Moon of Uranus’s Hidden Identity

This week’s crossword clue has us sailing into the fantastical world of Shakespeare. We’re not dealing with a prince, a jester, or even a queen, but a celestial body named for a character who holds a unique place in the Bard’s works.

The clue, “Moon of Uranus named for Prospero’s daughter in Shakespeare’s The Tempest,” presents a puzzle for even the most seasoned crossword solver. It’s not just about knowing your Shakespeare; it’s about understanding the cosmic context of a play’s most powerful character’s offspring.

Ready to embark on a journey through the realm of moons and magic? Let’s dive in and explore the connection between a Shakespearean character and a celestial body orbiting a distant ice giant.

Moon of Uranus named for Prospero’s daughter in Shakespeare’s The Tempest

Available Answers:

Miranda.

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