King Lear, Acts 2, Grades 9-10
In Act 2 of William Shakespeare's 'King Lear', tensions escalate as familial and political betrayals become more pronounced. This act further develops the complex relationships between characters and showcases the consequences of Lear's initial decision to divide his kingdom. Focus on how the characters' motivations and actions contribute to the unfolding drama.
Question 1
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How does the encounter between Kent and Oswald at Gloucester's castle serve to advance the plot or develop the theme of loyalty?
Question 2
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Examine Edgar's decision to disguise himself as Poor Tom. What does this reveal about the themes of identity and survival in the play?
Question 3
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Analyze how the letter from Goneril to Regan, as mentioned by Oswald, contributes to the theme of betrayal within the family. What does this say about Goneril's character?
Question 4
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Discuss the significance of Lear's realization of his loss of power and authority when he arrives at Regan's castle. How does this moment contribute to Lear's character development?
Question 5
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Explore how the interactions between Lear, Regan, and Goneril in Act 2 highlight the theme of power and its impact on relationships. What does this suggest about the nature of power in the play?
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