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Owlseyes
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[King asks the Fool since when does he sing; Fool replies: since you gave your daughther the right to treat you like a child; Fool wonders about the kind of kinships between the King and his daughters]
[Now I am worthier than you, I am a Fool, you are nothing]
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[Now I am worthier than you, I am a Fool, you are nothing]
Owlseyes
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[King affirms nothing will always be nothing; Lear asks: are you calling me crazy?]
[Kent- he's not completely fool]
[Fool says give me one egg; he'll give two crowns]
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[Kent- he's not completely fool]
[Fool says give me one egg; he'll give two crowns]
Owlseyes
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[Fool suggests to Kent that the King has lost sympathizers; he expelled his two daughters; Fool wants to teach Kent how to make a fortune; Kent thinks that's nonsense]
[Can't you make fruits out of nothing?]
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[Can't you make fruits out of nothing?]
Owlseyes
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[King Lear asks Kent who is he; Kent says he is a man of pure heart, as poor as the King; he's 48, his best quality is diligence]
[King Lear asks for his Fool]
[King gives money to Kent; he has noticed neglectfulness; will investigate]
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[King Lear asks for his Fool]
[King gives money to Kent; he has noticed neglectfulness; will investigate]
Owlseyes
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[old fools are children anew who must be punished]
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[Gonerill says won't talk to her father due to his brutal attitudes]
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Owlseyes
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[Edmund is willing to help Edgar; says eclipses forecast discords; recommends Edgar to avoid father's company]
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Owlseyes
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[Cordelia suggests she's not like those who have eyes, and tongue, always looking for favors]
[The King of France wonders if it's not natural shyness]
[Cordelia wishes peace to be with the Duke of Burgundy yet she refuses being his wife] [The King of France wants her]
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[The King of France wonders if it's not natural shyness]
[Cordelia wishes peace to be with the Duke of Burgundy yet she refuses being his wife] [The King of France wants her]
Owlseyes
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[King Lear asks Duke of Burgundy if he'll keep Cordelia; yet he cannot decide] [Lear says if not, abandon her; search for another woman]
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Owlseyes
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[Kent tells Cordelia: may the gods protect you; a lady whose thoughts are pure and words are proper] [Kent to leave to another nation]
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Owlseyes
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[Kent tells King Lear not to haste his decision]
[Kent says he's not afraid of dying; asks to be the mirror of "your truth"; yet King Lear calls him a miserable renegade, a traitor]
[Kent replies saying that Lear's tyranny sends to exile those who love freedom]
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[Kent says he's not afraid of dying; asks to be the mirror of "your truth"; yet King Lear calls him a miserable renegade, a traitor]
[Kent replies saying that Lear's tyranny sends to exile those who love freedom]
Owlseyes
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[king Lear demands silence: don't interfere between the dragon and its ire]
[Cordelia was the one he loved the most, yet he tells her to be far away from his sight; her heirship will be taken away]
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[Cordelia was the one he loved the most, yet he tells her to be far away from his sight; her heirship will be taken away]
Owlseyes
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[Cordelia questions: why have her sisters husband, if they say they love the father]
[King Lear tells Cordelia she's a strange to his heart]
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[King Lear tells Cordelia she's a strange to his heart]
Owlseyes
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[Cordelia keeps silent]
[Regan, the second daughter, makes hers, her sister's words and feelings]
[Youngest daughter Cordelia says her love is stronger than her words; she refuses all joys, only her father's love fills her with joy]
[Cordelia says she loves her majesty, according to her duty, no more, no less]
[King Lear warns Cordelia to beware what she says, she may ruin her luck]
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[Regan, the second daughter, makes hers, her sister's words and feelings]
[Youngest daughter Cordelia says her love is stronger than her words; she refuses all joys, only her father's love fills her with joy]
[Cordelia says she loves her majesty, according to her duty, no more, no less]
[King Lear warns Cordelia to beware what she says, she may ruin her luck]
Owlseyes
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[Gloucester thinks the bastard must be recognized]
The king is coming
[King Lear asks to be handed a map of the three parts of the kingdom; says the princes of France have been, for long, courting his daughter]
[King Lear asks his three daughters: which one of you loves me the most?]
[Daughter Gonerill says she loves him more than words can tell, father is more precious than the sun]
— Aug 25, 2026 02:04AM
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The king is coming
[King Lear asks to be handed a map of the three parts of the kingdom; says the princes of France have been, for long, courting his daughter]
[King Lear asks his three daughters: which one of you loves me the most?]
[Daughter Gonerill says she loves him more than words can tell, father is more precious than the sun]
Owlseyes
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NOTES and quotes
[Kent thought the king was fonder of Duke of Albany than of the Duke of Cornwall]
[Gloucester agrees it looks so, yet, now with the division of the kingdom, you cannot tel]
[Kent asks about a "son"]
[Gloucester has been in charge of educating him and asks: "don't you see there a sin?]
[Kent speaks of a so perfect a fruit]
[Gloucester has a son, yet not as dear...]
— Aug 25, 2026 01:57AM
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[Kent thought the king was fonder of Duke of Albany than of the Duke of Cornwall]
[Gloucester agrees it looks so, yet, now with the division of the kingdom, you cannot tel]
[Kent asks about a "son"]
[Gloucester has been in charge of educating him and asks: "don't you see there a sin?]
[Kent speaks of a so perfect a fruit]
[Gloucester has a son, yet not as dear...]












