english lit
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- Created on: 10-06-15 22:28
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- GLOUCESTER
- 'I have no way, and therefore want no eyes'
- Rejected one son, betrayed by the other.
- Blinding happened in his own house.
- Rejected one son, betrayed by the other.
- 'They kill us for their sport'
- Ironic- 'It was great sport at his making'
- Death so ruthless. Like a fly to a wanton boy.
- Loss in faith - chain of being (because he is talking baout God.)
- Death so ruthless. Like a fly to a wanton boy.
- Ironic- 'It was great sport at his making'
- 'I see it feelingly'
- He sees the world better than he did with eyes. (When sat on heath with Lear)
- Irony- sees the truth about his sons when he is blinded.
- He sees the world better than he did with eyes. (When sat on heath with Lear)
- His 'jump'
- Shakes puts audience in his position - we mst trust someone else.
- Meek- AO3- some audience members cannot look- we are in Gloucester's position.
- Shakes puts audience in his position - we mst trust someone else.
- 'I have no way, and therefore want no eyes'
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