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From the dialogue in the scene, what can you infer about Cordelia's attitude toward her father, King Lear?
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From the dialogue in the scene, what can you infer about Cordelia's attitude toward her father, King Lear?

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Answer: she loves him very much

Step-by-step explanation:

In that scene, we could notice that the author William Shakespeare portrays Cordelia as the youngest daughter of King Leah who had a profound love for her father.

But as the story progreses, Cordelia dies tragicly because she didn't flatter her father.

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