❗️Kent's loyalty to Lear is demonstrated through his willingness to risk death and disguise himself.
🔄Deception is not always wrong; Kent's deceptive act is determined by his loyalty to Lear.
🔄Oswald's mistreatment of Lear shows the fraying of the social order within the kingdom.
🌟The Fool challenges the value of fool or madness, turning the order of things upside down.
👥Lear's clash with Goneril highlights the mistreatment and duties between parent and child.
Why does Kent disguise himself?
—Kent disguises himself to stay near Lear and show his loyalty despite being banished.
What does Oswald's mistreatment of Lear represent?
—Oswald's mistreatment represents the fraying of the social order within the kingdom.
What is the significance of the Fool's commentary?
—The Fool challenges the value of fool or madness, raising an interesting theme in the play.
Why does Lear clash with Goneril?
—Lear clashes with Goneril over mistreatment and the duties between parent and child.
Where does Lear decide to stay instead?
—Lear decides to stay with Regan instead of Goneril.
00:09Kent disguises himself and enters the hall to stay near Lear.
00:15Oswald's mistreatment of Lear and his knights demonstrates the fraying of the social order.
00:54The Fool challenges the value of fool or madness, turning the order of things upside down.
01:09Lear clashes with Goneril over mistreatment and duties between parent and child.
01:27Lear decides to stay with Regan instead of Goneril.
