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Act 3 Question 1: Read Gloucester’s lines beginning with line 171 in Act III, scene 4. It starts “Canst thou blame him?” It then continues ...

Act 2 Question 2: What is it—what could it conceivably be—that would make children turn against their parent as completely as Goneril and Re...

Act 2 Question 3: Consider Edgar’s state of mind when he takes on the persona of Tom O’Bedlam. Certainly, he is trying to disguise himself,...

Act 1 Question 3: How do you understand the relationship between Cordelia and Lear? He seems to love her, and she him, but how? Why is she...

Act 1 Question 1: Identify with Edmund. What do you know about family dynamics and parents’ treatment of children that might make him act t...

After responding to question three, the answer is quite clear for me: I feel the society presented in Brave New World is bad. I don’t think...

In the discussion between Mustapha Mond and John Savage about civilization in chapter 17, it’s very apparent of their opposite mind sets. Mo...