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King Lear Help

AmyMaria · 2010-06-09 16:43:48

Hey everyone, I was just writing up another essay on lear, about how the redemptive forces of love overpowering the forces of evil in the play. One thing is bothering me. If something like this came up in the exam, would I divide this into how the forces of evil gain their power and how the forces of love overpower them in…

09-06-2010 4:43pm

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AmyMaria

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Hey everyone, I was just writing up another essay on lear, about how the redemptive forces of love overpowering the forces of evil in the play.
One thing is bothering me.
If something like this came up in the exam, would I divide this into how the forces of evil gain their power and how the forces of love overpower them in the end? Would that be acceptable? Or would anyone else have a different way of approaching it?

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#2 09-06-2010 5:54pm

MagsK93

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well if you just doing it about lear id say go through his journey thorughout the play but if your talking about all the characters id go through what happens with lear and cordelia and gloucester edmund and edgar in order of how it happens

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