Key Quotes Flashcards

1
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Gloucester - “I am almost mad myself…

A

The grief hath crazed me”

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2
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Lear - “Howl,howl,howl…

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You are men of stones”

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3
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Edgar - “take the basest and

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Poorest shape”

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4
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Lear - “when we are born

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We cry that we are come to this great stage of fools”

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5
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Edgar - “reason in

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madness”

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6
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Lear on Poor tom

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“Philosopher”

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7
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Lear - “reason not the need…

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The art of our necessities is strange”

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8
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Lear - “blow winds that

A

Crack your cheeks”

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9
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Lear - “poor naked wretches

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O, I have ta’en too little care of this”

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10
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Lear - “Unaccomadated man is no more but

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Such a poor, bare, forked man as thou art”

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11
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Edmund - “We blame all that we are evil in

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By a divine thrusting upon…fools by heavenly compulsion”

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12
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Lear - “O let me not be mad

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Sweet heaven”

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13
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Cornwall - “power shall

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do a courtesy to our wrath”

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14
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Edmund - “Now gods

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Stand up for bastards”

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15
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Edmund - “the plague of

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custom”

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16
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Lear - “I am a man more

A

sinned against than sinning”

17
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Lear - “How sharper than a serpent’s

A

tooth it is to have a thankless child”

18
Q

Edgar - “the gods are

A

just”

19
Q

Gloucester - “winged

A

vengeance”

20
Q

Gloucester - “as flies to wanton boys

A

the gods kill us for their sport”

21
Q

Lear - “they told me I was everything…

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‘Tis a lie, I am not ague proof”

22
Q

Lear - “a man may see how

A

this world goes with no eyes”

23
Q

Cordelia’s answer - Lear’s response

A

“Nothing”

“Nothing will come of Nothing”

24
Q

Lear - “Never,never

A

Never,never,never”

25
Q

Kent - “reverb

A

no hollowness”

26
Q

Goneril - “The best and soundest

A

of his time but rash”

27
Q

Regan - “dearer than

A

eyesight, space and liberty”

28
Q

Cordelia - “my loves more

A

Ponderous than my tongue”

29
Q

Cordelia - “according to

A

my bond, no more, no less”

30
Q

Fool - “thou hast pared thy

A

wit o’ both sides and left Nothing in the middle”

31
Q

Cornwall - “childlike

A

Office”

32
Q

Edmund - “the wheel

A

has come full circle”

33
Q

Lear - “I hereby disclaim all

A

my paternal care, propinquity, and property of blood”

34
Q

Edgar - “his flawed heart

A

burst smilingly”

35
Q

Lear - “my poor fool…

A

Is hanged”

36
Q

Edgar - “the weight of this sad time

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We must obey, speak what we feel, not what we ought to say”

37
Q

Regan - “prescribe us…

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Not our duty”

38
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Cornwall - edmund has done a “childlike

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Office”