... his pride, he decides to divide the kingdom, expel both Kent and Cordelia, and give up his throne. Another flaw noted in King Lear's play is his blindness, illustrated by unconcern and absurdity. The play demonstrates this flaw by illustrating the outcomes of his unconcerned and careless decisions. ... The other flaw that King Lear portrays is vanity and pride which grant his ignorance. He is unconcerned when it comes to making decisions that leads him to make ... it be so, it is a chance which does redeem all sorrows that ever I have felt. (5.3.265-267). When King Lear realizes that Cor...

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