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'''Milton''' was a famous person from the [[17th century]], one of those [[Mary Shelley]] thought of first when contemplating this century. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Witch from the Well (audio story)|The Witch from the Well]]'') | '''Milton''' was a famous person from the [[17th century]], one of those [[Mary Shelley]] thought of first when contemplating this century. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Witch from the Well (audio story)|The Witch from the Well]]'') | ||
== Behind the scenes == | == Behind the scenes == | ||
The title of the audio story ''[[Paradise Frost (audio story)|Paradise Frost]]'' is an allusion to John Milton's most famous poem, ''Paradise Lost''. | * ''[[The Witch from the Well (audio story)|The Witch from the Well]]'' does not actually specify his first name, but it's a logical conclusion based on the context. He is mentioned by Mary Shelley among other famous people of the 17th century. There are only two famous Miltons who lived in the 17th century, who were father and son, and both were named John Milton. While the author of ''Paradise Lost'' is more famous than his {{w|John Milton (composer)|father}}, a composer, there is no ambiguity as to the name of the page. Further, Mary also mentions [[Henry Purcell]] as a representative composer of the century. The intent to cover different arts---literature, painting and music---implies that she means the poet John Milton rather than his father. | ||
* The title of the audio story ''[[Paradise Frost (audio story)|Paradise Frost]]'' is an allusion to John Milton's most famous poem, ''Paradise Lost''. | |||
[[Category:17th century individuals]] | [[Category:17th century individuals]] | ||
[[Category:Poets from the real world]] | [[Category:Poets from the real world]] | ||
Revision as of 09:11, 5 June 2016
This topic might have a better name.
John Milton (although not stated in the story, the first name is intended to be inferred. See Talk:John Wisden for a full argument for a precedent)
Talk about it here.
Milton was a famous person from the 17th century, one of those Mary Shelley thought of first when contemplating this century. (AUDIO: The Witch from the Well)
Behind the scenes
- The Witch from the Well does not actually specify his first name, but it's a logical conclusion based on the context. He is mentioned by Mary Shelley among other famous people of the 17th century. There are only two famous Miltons who lived in the 17th century, who were father and son, and both were named John Milton. While the author of Paradise Lost is more famous than his father, a composer, there is no ambiguity as to the name of the page. Further, Mary also mentions Henry Purcell as a representative composer of the century. The intent to cover different arts---literature, painting and music---implies that she means the poet John Milton rather than his father.
- The title of the audio story Paradise Frost is an allusion to John Milton's most famous poem, Paradise Lost.
