One character in this work disguises himself as Caius, though he is the Earl of Kent.
One character in this work disguises himself as Caius, though he is the Earl of Kent. At this work's end, Kent turns down an offer to rule alongside Albany, whose wife lusts after Edmund, who dies at (*) Edgar's hands after betraying their father, the Duke of Gloucester. This play ends with the death of a woman who told her father she loves him as a daughter should, despite the flattery of sisters Regan and Cordelia. For 10 points, name this play about Cordelia and her sisters, daughters of the title monarch in this work by William Shakespeare.
One character in this work disguises himself as Caius, though he is the Earl of Kent.
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