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King Lear

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English

 

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January 20, 2015

 

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In King Lear, secondary characters such as Edmund, Edgar, and Cordelia are directly responsible many of the extreme changes that occur during the play and it is their complexity as human characters that allows them to do this. The many antagonists that have appeared in Shakespeare's plays have always been fairly rounded and complex...
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However, Edmund is one of the most complex villains in any of Shakespeare's plays. For one thing, Edmund chose to become a villain because the world sees him as being worthless, not only because he is not in line for the title of Earl of Gloucester, but also because he is a bastard. Most villains in Shakespeare's plays are villains from the beginning to the end...
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