This character says "Nothing will come of nothing" while soliciting a declaration of love from his youngest child.
According to Harold Bloom, this character is "lovable, loving, and greatly loved." This character claims to have been betrayed by the little dogs Tray, Blanch, and Sweetheart. He claims he is "more sinned against than sinning" and commands winds to blow harder against himself. This character says "Nothing will come of nothing" while soliciting a declaration of love from his youngest child. For 10 points, name this Shakespeare character who is attended by Kent and a Fool as he goes mad on a heath, and who is the father of Regan, Goneril, and Cordelia.
According to Harold Bloom, this character is "lovable, loving, and greatly loved."
King Lear