1. The Women of King Lear
Throughout Shakespeare's many tragedies, a plethora of female characters are introduced and represented in unique ways, none of which are as strong and bold as the females of "King Lear." ... Completely unlike her two evil, selfish sisters, Cordelia is representative of purity and authenticity. ... Her return can be seen as a symbol of triumph over her sisters, of good conquering evil, and balance being restored. ... While Goneril and Regan's lives run on an evil parallel, Cordelia is the good force that intersects them. ... Representing a schemer, a woman of pure evil or a girl of h...
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- Approx Pages: 6
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- Grade Level: High School