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What does Cordelia's statement 'I cannot heave my heart into my mouth' demonstrate?

Authentic love that refuses flattery

What does Lear's response 'Nothing will come of nothing' reveal about his character?

His preference for public displays

What does Cordelia's death suggest about the play's central themes?

Virtue cannot triumph in corruption

Which daughter claims 'Sir, I love you more than word can wield the matter'?

Goneril

Who asks 'What need one?' when dismissing Lear's retinue?

Goneril and Regan

Which relationship does Gloucester and Edgar's bond mirror in its tragic misunderstanding?

Lear and Cordelia

What does Edgar's statement 'Edgar I nothing am' demonstrate?

Complete loss of identity & position

Edmund's declaration 'The younger rises when the old doth fall' reveals he is driven by what?

Ambition & desire to overturn order

What role does the Fool serve for Lear?

Comic relief & Lear's conscience

What does the Fool's disappearance after Act III signal?

Lear's complete descent into madness

What causes Goneril and Regan's relationship to deteriorate into rivalry?

Jealous rivalry over Edmund

France's declaration 'She is herself a dowry' about Cordelia demonstrates what?

Recognition of her true worth

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