King Lear and A Thousand Acres: A Comparison
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…the case with the aforementioned works, are often driven by the human condition itself, or more accurately, selfishness. The act of self-preservation magnified beyond practical bounds can act as a catalyst to augment the hidden struggles within a family structure. The similarities found in King Lear and A Thousand Acres serve as a constant reminder that although time itself may change, the relationships and the people whom they involve remain quite stoic in their ways.
…the case with the aforementioned works, are often driven by the human condition itself, or more accurately, selfishness. The act of self-preservation magnified beyond practical bounds can act as a catalyst to augment the hidden struggles within a family structure. The similarities found in King Lear and A Thousand Acres serve as a constant reminder that although time itself may change, the relationships and the people whom they involve remain quite stoic in their ways.
