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Very well done Aristo - thanks for the mention and the PF clip Jono. I also am confused.com!

Congratulations Aristo and thanks for hosting and the clips Jono

Congratulations Aristo
Cheers Jono for hosting and the mention

Congrats Aristo. Thanks Jon, and thanks for the uplifting appreciation 😁 and the number two.
Add me to the head scratchers.

My reading was… fresh is new, everyone is world, weather (as a verb) is brave and “that seizes your spirit” may apply just as well to Miranda as it does John.

Guess you have to have read the book....

I read it when I was at school....so 60 odd years ago! I can't remember much about it, certainly none of the characters. Thus your explanation hasn't helped.

The book and the play, Paul… Miranda is in the Tempest, John is in BNW, I may have been overthinking (it wouldn’t be the first time!)

Yes, jono. Generally, “that seizes the spirit” is the definition, with “that” as relative pronoun in the surface reading but demonstrative in the definition, and alluding to "O brave new world, that has such people in it!", “getting”…”fresh” (new) with “everyone” (world, as in the world is watching) after “weather” (brave, as in brave or weather the storm). The world of the book takes over the mind and spirit. If everyone objects I’ll step aside.
But thanks, jono, for hosting and for the prizes. Medieval babies probably WERE more articulate. And isn’t it something how that slow movement of the symphony morphed into a spiritual?

aristo, why would anyone object if you have the honor of hosting clueless next week?