Filial Ingratitude in Shakespeare's King Lear

Shakespeare's "King Lear" intimate faith Shakespeare's "Lear King" main plot is about King Lear's mistake reflected in Earl Gloucester's mistake. The main plot is parallel to the sub plot to reaffirm the filial piety which is one of the theme of the drama. Initially, Gloucester and Lear had not noticed that their unhappy descendants were using them, and they mistakenly accused their good heir. But when they find their mistake it is too late to fix it. In the first act, the first game, Goneril insisted, "Mr., I love you, you can solve this problem rather than words ...

Among the family of Lear, the theme of dear love affair is mainly reflected in the attitude of the eldest daughter of Leah. After dividing his kingdom between his old daughter, Gonelil and Regan, the play focuses on Lahr's madness. This decision is based on the extent that everyone loves him. After splitting the kingdom, he spent half of his time on Goneril and the other half on Regan. After talking to Leah, his little girl Cordelia was exiled from the kingdom. "Happiness will take my troubles as I get married Lord will take away half of my love for him, my care and half of my responsibility Love my father Unfortunately, his decision to divide his kingdom and expel his daughter resulted in his collapse and the collapse of all other families. "(Me, me, 104-110)

In King Lear there are two families showing malfunction, the Lear family and the Gloucester family. These two families have many dysfunctions. In King Lear, there are large and small malfunctions between the Lear family and the Gloucester family. One of the main dysfunctions of the two families is filial piety. This malfunction is the theme of good and evil. The slight malfunction of King Lear is closely related to the main dysfunction of filial piety. A slight dysfunction in the play is a misery of misery and misunderstanding of authority.