Mimetic Desire in Shakespeare's King Lear

oor, and speech/ unable"(1.1.62). Then follows Regan. Modeling both her father and her older sister, she declares her love to be "made of that same self mettle as [her] sister," and further claims to "alone felicitate/ In [his] dear Highness' love"(1.1.71-78). Cordelia, being the youngest and exposed to the most mimetic influence simply refuses to participate s
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