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Theme of Opposites Within King Lear

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The same division appears between Edgar and Edmund, which parallels Lear's two oldest daughters and Cordelia. Characters also experience drastic changes within themselves. Edgar must masquerade as the beggar Poor Tom to become victorious in the end, just as Cordelia will lose her standing and be banished in order to come back with an army to try to help her father...
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Edgar must masquerade as the beggar Poor Tom to become victorious in the end, just as Cordelia will lose her standing and be banished in order to come back with an army to try to help her father. Aside from loss of social status, there are characters who experience existential changes, and see the error of their ways...
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