Act 3 Flashcards
Lear shouting at the storm
‘Blow winds, and crack your cheeks! Rage, blow’
Lear explaining what he is in the storm
‘A poor, infirm, weak and despised old man’
Lear shouting at the storm again
‘I am a man/ more sinned against than sinning’
Lear noticing the Fool is feeling the effects of the weather
‘How dost my boy? Art cold? I am cold myself’
Edmund talking to his father
‘Most savage and unnatural’
Edmund trying to usurp his father
‘The younger rises when the old doth fall’
Lear showing regret for neglecting the poor
‘I have taken too little care of this!’
Lear talking to the homeless
‘Take psychic pomp’
Lear talking about Goneril and Regan
‘Those pelican daughters’
The Fool’s final line
‘I’ll go to bed at noon’
Edgar’s soliloquy about Lear’s suffering
‘How light and portable my pain seems now’
Cornwall as he blinds Gloucester
‘Our vile jelly, where is thy lustre now?’
Gloucester showing his loyalty to Lear
‘I am tied to the stake and I must stand the course’
Gloucester discovering the truth about Edmund
The Edgar was abused/forgive me that and prosper him’