King Lear、Act 4, Scene 6の要約
26のAct 4, Scene 6 · sceneは11分で読めます
In Act 4, Scene 6, Edgar tricks Gloucester into believing he survives a cliff fall, encounters the distressed Lear, and kills Oswald while defending his father. A letter on Oswald reveals Goneril’s plan for Edmund to kill her husband, giving Edgar evidence of the plot as armies approach.
起こる出来事
- Edgar invents a cliff edge, lets Gloucester fall on level ground, and presents his survival as divine rescue.
- Gloucester resolves to endure suffering, while Lear arrives and mixes confused speech with attacks on flattery, lust, and unjust authority.
- A gentleman and attendants find Lear, who runs away; the gentleman tells Edgar that an opposing army approaches.
- Oswald threatens Gloucester for a reward, but Edgar fights him and kills him.
- Edgar reads Goneril’s letter urging Edmund to kill her husband and decides to expose the plot.
- Gloucester envies Lear’s madness, and Edgar leads his father toward shelter as a distant drum sounds.

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注目するポイント
Edgar recognizes insight within Lear’s disordered speech. The line connects Lear’s mental distress with his sharp observations about authority and punishment.
簡単な確認
What does Edgar discover in Goneril’s letter?

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