Examples Of Cordelia In King Lear
In the novel King Lear, Cordelia, the youngest daughter of King Lear, sacrifices her father’s love but telling King Lear what was her love for him. She valued her father’s love and sacrificed it. Like people say what people value can be determined only by what they sacrifice. In Act 1 scene 1, King Lear is going to divide his kingdom among his daughters. He wants to hear from each daughter how much they love their father; he then will decide how much land will he give to each one. Both of her daughters tell him that they love him very much and that their love for her father is really big for them that they can’t describe it. King Lear is amazed and enthusiastic about what his daughters just said. He gives land to both of them. Cordelia
tells her father that she loves him, but she can’t say that she loves him like her sisters do because she will be lying. She loves him but she will also love her husband. This made King Lear very angry, which caused to disgraced her and kicked out of his kingdom. Cordelia loved her father very much, but she couldn’t lie about that she would love her father but she will also love her father. Cordelia deliberately sacrificed her love’s father and his kingdom because she wanted to be consider like a liar. She told the truth to her father, but he wanted to hear something what he thought it was right. This shows that Cordelia loved her father more than her sisters did because she was willing not to lie to her father, even if meant that her father would kicked out of his kingdom and lost her value among the other kings that wanted to marry her for self-interest. The sacrifice that Cordelia made in the novel showed that she was different from her sisters. She said what she felt it was right to say. At the end Cordelia helps her father, and then they reconcile. King Lear knows how much Cordelia loves her and his other daughters took his trust for granted because after he gave them the kingdom; the sisters mistreated her father and wanted to get rid of him. In conclusion, the overall theme of this work was that
tells her father that she loves him, but she can’t say that she loves him like her sisters do because she will be lying. She loves him but she will also love her husband. This made King Lear very angry, which caused to disgraced her and kicked out of his kingdom. Cordelia loved her father very much, but she couldn’t lie about that she would love her father but she will also love her father. Cordelia deliberately sacrificed her love’s father and his kingdom because she wanted to be consider like a liar. She told the truth to her father, but he wanted to hear something what he thought it was right. This shows that Cordelia loved her father more than her sisters did because she was willing not to lie to her father, even if meant that her father would kicked out of his kingdom and lost her value among the other kings that wanted to marry her for self-interest. The sacrifice that Cordelia made in the novel showed that she was different from her sisters. She said what she felt it was right to say. At the end Cordelia helps her father, and then they reconcile. King Lear knows how much Cordelia loves her and his other daughters took his trust for granted because after he gave them the kingdom; the sisters mistreated her father and wanted to get rid of him. In conclusion, the overall theme of this work was that