Question

How does the passage from the exposition of King Lear

develop the character of Edmund who almost succeeds in
supplanting his unsuspecting brother?
It justifies his motives.
OIt describes his motives.
OIt redeems his character.
OIt establishes that he is unredeemable

Answer 1

The correct answer is "It describes his motives." The passage from the exposition of King Lear provides insight into Edmund's character by describing his motives for wanting to supplant his unsuspecting brother. This helps to establish Edmund as a complex character with his own desires and ambitions, rather than just a one-dimensional villain.