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King Lear's madness

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Lear is clearly furious that Kent and Cordelia will refuse to plat his game. He stubbornly rejects what Kent and Cordelia have to say in defense and reacts with immediate abandonment. His temper instantaneously goes so high that Kent is threatened to get killed unless Kent leaves: “The bow is bent and drawn, make from the shaft...
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His temper instantaneously goes so high that Kent is threatened to get killed unless Kent leaves: “The bow is bent and drawn, make from the shaft.”(1:1). Similarly Lear’s temper, shock, and grief is at its climax in act two, but the distinction between the two scenes is that Lear cannot respond to his power...
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