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Vocabulary flashcards based on quotes and characters from Shakespeare's King Lear.
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Howl! Howl! Howl!
Expression of intense grief and despair, spoken by Lear.
Plague upon you murderers, traitors all!
A curse uttered in a moment of rage and grief by Lear
Are you not kent?
A question of recognition and identity from Lear
No breath at all
Lear Signifies death and the ultimate loss of Cordelia
We two alone will sing like birds
A delusion of happiness in captivity from Lear
I have a journey sir, shortly to go, my master calls me, I must not say no
Kent's farewell, indicating his impending death or departure.
Vex not his ghost, O let him pass!
Kent pleas for peace for the deceased Lear.
Yet Edmund my beloved
Reagan's affection for Edmund, driving the plot.
Lord and master
Demonstrates Reagans complete submission to Edmund.
Yet Edmund was beloved
Highlights Edmund's appeal and attractiveness despite his villainy
Some good I mean to do despite my own nature
Edmund's last-minute attempt at redemption, showing internal conflict.
What you have charged me with, that I have done
Edmund acknowledging responsibility for his actions.
Let's exchange charity
Edgar proposes forgiveness and compassion.
The gods are just
Edgar's belief in divine justice and retribution.
Thou art a traitor, false to thy gods
Accusation of betrayal against Edmund.