King LearGareth Hinds, 13.10.2009 - 128 Seiten In a graceful adaptation, Gareth Hinds transforms Shakespeare’s timeless tale of pride and defiance, loyalty and ambition, betrayal and revenge into graphic-novel format, packing it with visual drama and providing accessible notes. This artful edition -- like an extraordinary stage performance -- offers a striking new perspective on one of the most powerful and beloved tragedies in the English language. Incorporating excerpts from the bard’s own language, Gareth Hinds’s inventive format opens the experience of King Lear to students and fans of graphic literature. |
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Alack Albany’s army art thou battle beseech bitter fool brother Burgundy comes Cordelia Cornwall daughter dead dear didst Dost thou know doth drum strike Duke of Albany Duke of CORNWALL Earl of Gloucester Edgar Edmund eyes fare thee father fellow fortune foul fiend France Give me thy Gloucester’s gods gone Goneril grace hand Hark hath hear hither honour husband is’t Iwill Kent Kent’s King Lear King of FRANCE kingdom knave know thee lady lady’s Lear’s letter Look lord madam man’s master nature never night noble nuncle o’er play poor Poor Tom pray prison Prithee prove my title Quarto Regan Shakespeare’s sirrah sister slave speak speech stand sword tell thine Thou art thou dost Thou hast thou shalt thou wilt traitor treason trumpet vile villain we’ll weep What’s where’s Wherefore to Dover Who’s whoreson