King Lear's Sins

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Lear was too quick to step down from the throne and did not realize that a bloody power struggle would ensue. In addition to losing his title, Lear is also left without a home when he divides his kingdom. Lear greatly regrets his decision when both Goneril and Regan refuse to keep him in their homes and force him to face a terrible storm without shelter...
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Lear greatly regrets his decision when both Goneril and Regan refuse to keep him in their homes and force him to face a terrible storm without shelter. Lear is also quite foolish when he banishes Kent for supporting Cordelia and suggesting that the king reconsider his decision to disown her...
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