One character in this work notes that "Truth's a dog must to kennel," in a passage that also advises
One character in this work notes that "Truth's a dog must to kennel," in a passage that also advises "Have more than thou showest." Another character in this work claims "As flies are wanton boys we are to the gods--they kill us for their sport." A third character in this play constantly claims that he's cold after disguising himself as "Poor Tom O'Bedlam." Its subplot concerns Edmund's attempts to dupe Gloucester into bypassing his legitimate heir Edgar. For 10 points, name this Shakespeare play about the title ruler's attempts to divide his kingdom between Regan, Goneril, and Cordelia.
One character in this work notes that "Truth's a dog must to kennel," in a passage that also advises "Have more than thou showest."
King {Lear}