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- Full_fathom_five_(catchphrase) abstract ""Full fathom five" is a catchphrase deriving from a verse passage, beginning with those words, in Shakespeare's The Tempest. Its original context, during a storm and shipwreck, is the drowning, in water about 30 feet (five fathoms) deep, of the father of the character to whom the lines are addressed.This three-word phrase has been repeatedly used in English-language culture, alone or in the context of larger parts or the whole of the passage, or referred to via abridgements of it, over the four centuries since its composition. Large portions The whole of the stanza was set for choir by Ralph Vaughan Williams as one of his Three Shakespeare Songs. Martin Amis's quotation of most of "Full Fathom Five", in his novel The Pregnant Widow', is among its many Shakespeare references."The Fathom Five Matter" is a five-episode case in the radio serial Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar; it uses the poem in full in the first episode.May Sinclair's Mary Olivier: a life contains (in Book Three "Adolescence", chapter viii) the first six lines of the songMuch of the poem itself, including "Full fathom five" is used in the song "Blue Lagoon" by Laurie AndersonThe stanza is quoted in, and provides the title for, the Doctor Who audio drama Full Fathom Five First clauseJames Joyce's Ulysses contains the clause "Full fathom five thy father lies"John Cheever uses the clause "full fathom five my father lies" towards the end of the short story "Goodbye, My Brother". The phraseSting's song "Pirate's Bride" uses the phrase in the line, "Full fathom five my true love lies.""Full fathom five" is the opening line to the song "Anchor Me" by The Mutton Birds.Full Fathom Five is the title of a 1947 painting by Jackson Pollock, containing dark blues that evoke the depths of the ocean.Full Fathom Five is the title of the B-side to the Stone Roses' 1988 single Elephant StoneFull Fathom Five is the title of a 1994 album by British band Sub SubFull Fathom Five is the title of the 1965 book by John Stewart Carter which won the Houghton Mifflin Literary Fellowship Award.Barbara Kingsolver's novel The Poisonwood Bible refers to the poem' following the news of the death of patriarchal character Nathan Price.Edgar Freemantle's psychologist in Stephen King's Duma Key sinks "full fathom five" into his sofa.Protagonist, Gordon Comstock, of George Orwell's Keep the Aspidistra Flying "was in the soup, full fathom five" (with reference to the loss of his job, and unravelling of his life)"Full fathom five" are the opening spoken lyrics of Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky, Mick & Tich's song, "The Wreck of the 'Antoinette'".The song "Big News I" by American rock band Clutch contains the line "She's sunk full fathom, five, five, five." A live album by the band is also called Full Fathom Five.Full Fathom Five is a 1958 poem by Sylvia Plath.The phrase "Full fathom five" appears in Nadine Gordimer's 1999 short story "Loot".Full Fathom Five is a 2014 novel by Max Gladstone. Part of the phrase"Five Fathoms", a 1999 song by Everything but the GirlThe boat at the center of the five-episode case "The Fathom Five Matter", in Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar, is named the Fathom Five.Fathom Five National Marine Park is a largely underwater national park in Georgian Bay, Ontario, Canada.↑".
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- Full_fathom_five_(catchphrase) wikiPageWikiLinkText "the identically worded catchphrase".
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