Who does Oswald describe as the “better solider?”
Regan believes they should have killed Gloucester instead, because when people see him now, it stirs pity and ______.
King Lear feels overwhelming guilt for disowning and ______ Cordelia.
Kent’s future depends on the ______ of the battle.
Gloucester openly ______ his quick decision to disown Edgar.
The Doctor refers to Lear’s bout of insanity as the “great ______.”
Despite everything, Cordelia still loves and pities her father.
What does Edgar call Gloucester that reveals his identity?
According to Gloucester, how does he “see”?
Oswald calls Gloucester an “unhappy ______.”
Kent’s ______ brings tears of joy and sorrow to Cordelia.
Seeing the ______ of his father genuinely pains Edgar.
Both Regan and Goneril want to claim ______ as their lover.
The war between Britain and France is predicted to be ______.
This is Edgar’s identity when he first reunites with his father. ______ ______
Gloucester becomes suspicious of Poor Tom because of his change in ______.
Cordelia is saddened when she sees that King Lear has turned into a “______” again.
Even though Goneril is married to Albany, she intends to be romantic with ______.
Goneril’s husband realizes she is villainous and says that she is “not worth the ______ the rude wind blows in her face.”
A special topographical feature Gloucester seeks