mike thomas
07-05-2012, 11:42 AM
A riddle:
Prospero is in his garden. He picks a watermelon. He wants to cut the fruit in two halves, but he has no knife. He commands his mischievious slave Ariel to perform the task. Ariel carries out the task, but takes the two halves and becomes invisible, Prospero is not fooled, he can clearly see where the spirit is hiding.
Prove Prospero is correct by making Ariel appear with the fruit.
Regards folks
(I hope this is a reasonable place to post this, as its not really about Shakespeare etc)
Prospero is in his garden. He picks a watermelon. He wants to cut the fruit in two halves, but he has no knife. He commands his mischievious slave Ariel to perform the task. Ariel carries out the task, but takes the two halves and becomes invisible, Prospero is not fooled, he can clearly see where the spirit is hiding.
Prove Prospero is correct by making Ariel appear with the fruit.
Regards folks
(I hope this is a reasonable place to post this, as its not really about Shakespeare etc)