Act 3 Sc 5

Question 1

“…treason..” Edmund (3,5)

Answer 1

proving his so called loyalty to cornwall. Recognising the power that cornwall has as he now owns half of the kingdom, calling Gloucesters actions treasonous despite lear still actually being named king

Question 2

Go with me to the Dutchess” Cornwall (3,5)

Answer 2

hows the communication with his relationship with regan - very different to the relationship between goneril and albany as he wants to go straight to Regan with this information.

Question 3

Dramatic methods

Answer 3

• It starts mid conversation, so we assume cornwall has told him
  -edmund shows more loyalt to cornwall than he does to his own father - disruption
  -ends with edmund alone- highlights him as a villain