King Lear - Act 3 Scene 4 quotes

Vocabulary flashcards about the characters in Act 3 Scene 4

Act 3 Scene 4

Goneril and Regan showed their alliance against Lear and casted him out into the storm, with the fool and Kent alongside him.

Lear telling the storm to hurt his villainous daughters

Blow winds crack your cheeks! Rage!

Lear realised he is going mad

O way my madness lies, let me shun that

Lear feels quilt for not taking care of the poor

Poor naked wretches

Lear talking to Edgar wondering how he got here

Has thou given all to thy daughters?

shows lears madness describing poor tom

A noble philosopher - to poor tom/Edgar

Kent is asked by Lear if he would break his heart, Kent shows undivided Loyalty

Id rather break mine own

Kent knows Lear has gone mad

His wits begin to unsettle

Fool is worried for Lear and the future

Tis a naughty night to swim in

Lear welcomes the storm why?

To distract from his inner suffering