The quote "As flies to wanton boys are we to the gods; / They kill us for their sport" reflects which of the play's major themes?

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A

The corrupting nature of power

B

The injustice and cruelty of fate

C

The struggle between good and evil

D

The theme of madness

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Gloucester’s Pessimistic View – King Lear

  • Speaker: Gloucester, newly blinded

  • Meaning:

    • Expresses a deeply pessimistic worldview

    • Suggests the universe is not governed by divine justice but by cruel, indifferent forces

    • Humans are treated as playthings by fate

  • Significance: Reflects the play’s exploration of suffering and nihilism

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