Today’s Totally Random
Lines
‘Tis
strange that they should so depart from home,
And
not send back my messenger.
Lear
King Lear Act II, Scene iv, Line 1
‘Tis strange.
It seems like lots of stuff appear to Lear as ‘strange’ in this play. He’s going to see his messenger, Kent, in the stocks momentarily, and he’ll think that strange as well. He’ll think it worse than murder.
Sometimes I wonder about Will’s
characters and I think to myself that they are beyond reality. Like Lear; how
can anyone be that stupid. But then there always seems to be something that
shows up in my own reality that proves me wrong. Like Iago in Othello. I’m always
thinking that it’s unreal that no one realizes that he’s a rat bastard until
the end. But then I see someone in my world who is adored by millions even
though to me it’s pathetically obvious that he’s a rat bastard. Then I realize
the reality of Will’s characterizations.
So as far as Lear goes… well
that’s just the way he goes.
At least he’s not a rat
bastard.
2 comments:
Some people are just impervious to reality unfortunately. We gotta keep a lookout for the rat bastards ourselves.
I suppose we do.
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