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* People will think I'm crazy, but I find the King of France's proposal to Cordelia in ''[[King Lear]]'' to be truly sweet, romantic, and heartwarming, probably because he shows such staunch support for her in what (up until then) must be the most painful moment of her life. |
* People will think I'm crazy, but I find the King of France's proposal to Cordelia in ''[[King Lear]]'' to be truly sweet, romantic, and heartwarming, probably because he shows such staunch support for her in what (up until then) must be the most painful moment of her life. |
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** As this troper watched the production with Ian McKellen, she found the sheer fact that he loved her as the frank person she is and could care less about a dowry. |
** As this troper watched the production with Ian McKellen, she found the sheer fact that he loved her as the frank person she is and could care less about a dowry. |
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Latest revision as of 13:55, 5 October 2019
- People will think I'm crazy, but I find the King of France's proposal to Cordelia in King Lear to be truly sweet, romantic, and heartwarming, probably because he shows such staunch support for her in what (up until then) must be the most painful moment of her life.
- As this troper watched the production with Ian McKellen, she found the sheer fact that he loved her as the frank person she is and could care less about a dowry.