Return to Zero: Lear and Gloucester After raving through suffering and storm, King Lear is seared by an insight, one as dramatic as the lightning flashing in the sky. Led by the disguised Kent to the barest of shelters, a hutch or “hovel,” Lear hesitates before the entrance. To use an image from earlier in…
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