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| Gloucester's synaesthesia |
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| Edmund's and Cordelia's words |
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| Father's who wear rags... |
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| Edgar's lack of self esteem |
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| Animal imagery for the sisters |
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| Cordelia's view on Lear's madness |
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| Lear understanding humanity |
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| Edmund's view on blaming nature |
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| Gloucester fearing the apocalypse. |
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| The knight's thoughts on Lear in the storm |
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| The fool's analysis of splitting the kingdom |
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| Gloucester blaming nature |
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| Lear's position with nature, which contrasts with Edmunds |
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| Lear predicts Gloucester's fate, having taken advice from Oedipus |
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| Lear: I gave you all!. Regan: |
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| Edgar's positive deception |
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