Lear, not realizing that Goneril has sent her own letter, sends Kent to his daughter Regan's house with a letter to announce his arrival and tell her what has happened. The Fool warns Lear that he should not expect better treatment from Regan. The Fool again reprimands Lear for giving away his fortune to his daughters and calls Lear a fool. Lear and his retinue depart for Regan's house.
This is a free excerpt of 73 words. This section contains 143 words. This
study guide contains 88,062 words (approx. 294 pages at 300
words per page).
Read the rest of this Literature Guide with our King Lear Access Pass.
