Productions in the 18th and 19th centuries also gave the


In Shakespeare's sources, the character Cornelia (Shakespeare's Cordelia) lives to become queen. Productions in the 18th and 19th centuries also gave the play a happy ending, keeping the major characters alive and staging a marriage between Cordelia and Edgar. Why do you think Shakespeare changed his sources? How does Shakespeare's ending affect your understanding of the play as a whole and/or the major characters? What did you think about it? What might a different type of ending gain or lose?

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