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Like all Shakespeare’s plays there is a constant sense of good vs. evil. This can be seen via that character Cordelia who is good and Edmund who is evil. This constant battle of conflicting emotions and morals is an intriguing technique by Shakespeare that captivates both Jacobean and modern audiences...
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This can be seen via that character Cordelia who is good and Edmund who is evil. This constant battle of conflicting emotions and morals is an intriguing technique by Shakespeare that captivates both Jacobean and modern audiences. Such examples of these differences ‘I love your majesty according to my bind, no more nor less’ Although this might see harsh words by Cordelia she speaks true of her love to her father representing the honest and realistic character...
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