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A Day of Small Things | King Lear pt.1 // How NOT to cut Britain in three… // Shaketember 2024 @adayofsmallthings | Uploaded September 2024 | Updated October 2024, 1 hour ago.
Here's the second choice of mine for Shaketember 2024 - King Lear!
I'll talk about Act 1: the old King Leir story that would have been in the first audience's mind; King James' very own Albany and Cornwall; Lear's awkward question kicking off the blazing row among the family; which characters do Edmund remind you of? and Lear's delusion of authority when he has none. Enjoy!

Kelly's video on Twelfth Night
youtu.be/pBFr3v_0SmE?si=MF62et5n-vAMj8X4

My usual disclaimer: I’m not an academic, I’m just an enthusiastic amateur reader. Please feel free to disagree with me, I’d love to hear your thoughts!
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King Lear pt.1 // How NOT to cut Britain in three… // Shaketember 2024 @adayofsmallthings

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