King Lear and Hamlet, both written by William Shakespeare, are prime examples of Medieval English dramatic literature. Many actions and characters in King Lear parallel that of Hamlet, for instance, both plays are in a royal setting. Hamlet and King Lear are set around a recent shift of power in the kingdom. In Hamlet, King Hamlet is murdered by his brother Claudius, which sparks the confrontation between Prince Hamlet and his uncle. This is just one of many comparisons between these two remarkable plays.
             King Lear and Hamlet, both written by William Shakespeare, are prime examples of Medieval English dramatic literature. Many actions and characters in King Lear parallel that of Hamlet, for instance, both plays are in a royal setting. Hamlet and King Lear are set around a recent shift of power in the kingdom. In Hamlet, King Hamlet is murdered by his brother Claudius, which sparks the confrontation between Prince Hamlet and his uncle. This is just one of many comparisons between these two remarkable plays.King Lear and Hamlet, both written by William Shakespeare, are prime examples of Medieval English dramatic literature. Many actions and characters in King Lear parallel that of Hamlet, for instance, both plays are in a royal setting. Hamlet and King Lear are set around a recent shift of power in the kingdom. In Hamlet, King Hamlet is murdered by his brother Claudius, which sparks the confrontation between Prince Hamlet and his uncle. This is just one of many comparisons between these two remarkable plays.King Lear and Hamlet, both written by William Shakespeare, are prime examples of Medieval English dramatic literature. Many actions and characters in King Lear parallel that of Hamlet, for instance, both plays are in a royal setting. Hamlet and King Lear are set around a recent shift of power in the kingdom. In Hamlet, King Hamlet is murdered by his brother Claudius, which sparks the confrontation between Prince Haml...