Lear's Pride Creates his Madness

At the beginning of the game, Leah was full of pride. This pride made him look blinded to his loved ones, why this foolish blind gave Lear to the hands of his evil daughters, Generil and Regan. Who eventually led to his madness. Therefore, Leah brought his own insanity through his blind eye. Lear's pride correction not only did not understand why Cordella liked, but blindly gave Goneril and Regan everything. Cordella does not do anything.

Kinggria is a tragic story about an old man in a crazy mood because his world is collapsing around him. This is also his blind story against the truth of Leah's pride, and the three daughters and others around him. A secondary role in the play involved another family (a family of Count Gloucester) torn by a dull child (intrigue against Edgar 's older brother Edgar). Neither of their fathers could see the truth about their children. Along with the start of the theater, Lear dominates very well and is believed to be highly elevated in his kingdom. But he has governed for a long time and hopes that someone will take over his mission as he moves to the last year. He announced that he will assign his kingdom to three daughters.

The theme of pride plays an important role in determining the final outcome of the script. In fact, this is the root of the collapse of Leah and the subsequent collapse of the Kingdom. Leah's pride is not isolated, but Reagan, Gonelyl, Edmund, and Cordelia's pride are undoubtedly playing an essential role in the demise of the Kingdom. Therefore, pride is a prominent and continuing theme of Lear King and is essentially an illustration of the character of "good" and the character of "evil". Like all tragic heroes, Lear has deadly embarrassment. Obviously he wishes to be regarded as king, but he does not want to fulfill his title's responsibility; basically, Leah ignores legal system failure: "The legal system It kills wealth while killing the poor. "Evil" It is possible in many ways to think that Leah violated God.