King Lear、Act 3, Scene 6の要約
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In Act 3, Scene 6, Lear stages an imagined trial of his daughters while Kent tries to persuade him to rest and Edgar struggles to maintain his disguise. Gloucester reports a plot to kill Lear and sends him toward Dover, while Edgar finds his own suffering easier to bear beside the King's.
起こる出来事
- Gloucester provides shelter and leaves to find more comforts, while Kent describes Lear's loss of reason.
- Lear appoints Edgar, the Fool, and Kent as judges in an imagined trial of his daughters.
- Edgar nearly betrays his disguise through tears, while Lear imagines hostile dogs and demands an examination of Regan's heart.
- Lear settles down to sleep, but Gloucester returns with news of a murder plot and urges immediate departure for Dover.
- Kent, Gloucester, and the Fool carry Lear away, leaving Edgar to reflect on shared suffering and resolve to remain hidden.

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注目するポイント
Edgar explains why witnessing Lear's distress makes his own pain feel lighter. His reflection connects their troubles without ending either man's suffering.
簡単な確認
Why does Gloucester urge Kent to move Lear immediately?

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