King Lear

Question 0

Abuse of power - Edmund & Gloucester

Answer 0

“O villain villain” - shows naivety

“If the matter were good, my lord I durst swear it was him” - Edmund convincing Gloucester

Question 1

Ungrateful sisters - goneril

Answer 1

“By day and night he wrongs me” - shows deceit

Question 2

Abuse of power - goneril & sisters to Lear

Answer 2

“This house is little, the old man and’s people cannot be well bestowed” - regan

Question 3

Loyalty - kent to Lear

Answer 3

“I will not sleep my lord until I have delivered your letter”

“I have a journey, sir, shortly to go. My master calls me; I must not say no”

Question 4

Betrayal (regan & goneril)

Answer 4

Lady I am not well - goneril poisons regan

Question 5

Betrayal (Edmund & Gloucester)

Answer 5

“‘Twas he informed against him” - Edmund was the one who told on Gloucester for going against regan & goneril

Question 6

Abuse of power (regan & goneril to Gloucester)

Answer 6

“Pluck out his eyes”