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Question 1 pdf

• How do France and Cordelia present their arguments to Lear here and what do they tell us about their respective characters? New PDF

Question 2 pdf

• How does Shakespeare develop the themes of eyesight and insight in the play? New PDF

Question 3 pdf

• Exactly what are the accusations Kent makes of Oswald here and why does he denounce him so angrily? What does the exchange tell us about the state of status in Britain at this point in the play? New PDF

Question 4 pdf

• How far do you think that Lear is justified in making these violent criticisms of Goneril at this stage of the play? When, in your view, might they become appropriate? New PDF

Question 5 pdf

• Earlier in the play Edgar and Gloucester agree that the necessary pre-condition of death is that ripeness is all. To what extent do you think Gloucester was filled with ‘ripeness’ in Edgar's account of his death and how convincing do you find it? New PDF

Question 6 pdf

• What exactly are the circumstances of Lear’s death as presented…