KENT QUOTES

Question 1

see ___ lear

Answer 1

see better lear

In many ways Kent acts as a detached version of Lear’s past self.

Question 2

my ___ calls me; i must __ __ __

Answer 2

my master calls me; i must not say no

Question 3

my __ i never __ __ __ _ ____/ to wage ____ _- ______. nor fear to lose it

Answer 3

my life i never held but as a pawn to wage against thy enemies, nor fear to lose it

Question 4

this is ____ ____

Answer 4

this is nothing fool

Kent’s advice is more plain and straightforward; the fool’s is more decorative and confusing to follow.

Question 5

stand you ___ ___

Answer 5

stand you neat slave

use of imperatives expose his inner authority

Question 6

the son and __ ___ mongrel bithc

Answer 6

the son and heir of a mongrel bitch

Despite Kent’s adoption of a baser form (Caius), he still detest Oswald for his attempts to raise himself above his natural social standing.