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The love test, the division of the kingdom, and the opening of the Gloucester plot.
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As the love test opens, Cordelia says aside, "What shall Cordelia speak? Love, and be silent." What does the aside reveal about her position?
When Lear says he wants to "Unburdened crawl toward death," what motive does the phrasing give for dividing the kingdom?
Goneril says, "Sir, I love you more than word can wield the matter." What does her diction do in the love test?
Cordelia says, "I cannot heave / My heart into my mouth." What does this image explain about her answer to Lear?
Kent tells Lear, "See better, Lear," during the banishment scene. What position does Kent take?
Edmund's soliloquy begins, "Thou, Nature, art my goddess." What motive does that invocation reveal?
Gloucester says, "These late eclipses in the sun and moon portend no good to us." What does the line reveal?
Act 1 opens with Kent and Gloucester discussing the division before Lear enters. What does that opening accomplish?
Lear displays the map while asking which daughter loves him most. What does that staging choice make visible?
Lear repeats, "Nothing will come of nothing," after Cordelia's first answer. What does this exchange structurally set up?
Why place Burgundy's refusal beside France's acceptance of Cordelia?
Act 1 Scene 2 opens with Edmund alone after the court's division. What does this ordering accomplish?
Gloucester reads Edmund's letter before Edgar can appear. What is the effect of that ordering?
After Lear withdraws Cordelia's dowry, why does Burgundy abandon his suit?
On what grounds does France take Cordelia after Lear and Burgundy reject her?
What immediate cause leads Lear to banish Kent in Act 1 Scene 1?
What does Edmund want Gloucester to believe the forged letter proves?
Why does Edmund pretend to hide the letter when Gloucester enters?
By the close of Act 1 Scene 2, which has the play NOT established?
After the love test, which claim has Act 1 Scene 1 NOT established?
Across the first two scenes, which fact has NOT been shown?
In the love test, what does the audience know from Cordelia's asides that Lear does not?
When Gloucester condemns Edgar after reading the letter, what does the audience know that Gloucester does not?
When Edmund warns Edgar to avoid Gloucester, what dramatic irony shapes the scene?
After Lear exits in Act 1 Scene 1, Goneril and Regan agree they must act. What does the audience know that Lear does not?
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King Lear: Act 3
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