However, with the relinquishing of that which he held so near to him, he is somehow saved and crowned once again. He struggled long and hard to find he was king after all, having faced his error and worked towards fixing it. Bibliography lists 6 sources. A 6 page paper on the difficulties presented by Shakespeare's play King John. The play argues that King John is simply not a good play, and that its many deficiencies make it difficult to critique, stage, perform, and enjoy.
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A 10 page research paper concerning conditional and unconditional love as shown by the characters in Shakespeare's play. The writer argues a relevant thesis and details the nature of types of love and how each character exemplifies it, with emphasis upon Lear and Cordelia. Bibliography lists 7 sources. A 5 page analysis of the development of Lear's own character. The writer demonstrates how the play chronicles Lear's growth until his suffering is made complete by his realization of the part he played in his own downfall and the tragedy in general.