And now I find echoes of Lear, in which the monarch equates the amount left to his children with the amount of love he has for them. In a nice reversal of the Shakespearean model, the vengeful child tries to kill the father, but the grateful child ends up performing the deed while trying to help.
And now I find echoes of Lear, in which the monarch equates the amount left to his children with the amount of love he has for them. In a nice reversal of the Shakespearean model, the vengeful child tries to kill the father, but the grateful child ends up performing the deed while trying to help.