King Lear by William Shakespeare

King Lear by William Shakespeare

Lear demands a public declaration of love from each daughter before dividing the kingdom. Two of them supply it fluently. Cordelia says nothing, because she loves him according to her bond, no more nor less, and is disinherited for it.

What follows is the bleakest thing Shakespeare wrote: an old man on a heath in a storm losing his mind, a blinded earl led to a cliff by the son he disowned, a fool who tells the truth, and an ending so hard that for a century and a half it was performed with a happy one substituted.

Widely considered the greatest tragedy in English. Full text with explanatory notes.

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