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'''King Lear''' was king of Britain. He appears in a school play at the [[Springfield Elementary]] about [[William Shakespeare]]. | '''King Lear''' was king of Britain. He appears in a school play at the [[Springfield Elementary]] about [[William Shakespeare]]. | ||
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| − | One time when King Lear was | + | One time when King Lear was bored, he played the game "Who loves Daddy Best?" and his daughter [[Cordelia]] lost. He forced her to visit the banishment room, which meant she was thrown out of the castle. One week later, he aged forty years, and his son, [[Regan]], was angry at King Lear. He realized he missed his daughter and found her dead outside the castle. [[Romeo]] then explained to him that she had only faked her death, just as she had done for him to get attention. Cordelia woke up when the rage in Romeo and King Lear left her.<ref>''[[Bard Boiled]]''</ref> |
== Behind the Laughter == | == Behind the Laughter == | ||
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Character Information
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King Lear was king of Britain. He appears in a school play at the Springfield Elementary about William Shakespeare.
History[edit]
One time when King Lear was bored, he played the game "Who loves Daddy Best?" and his daughter Cordelia lost. He forced her to visit the banishment room, which meant she was thrown out of the castle. One week later, he aged forty years, and his son, Regan, was angry at King Lear. He realized he missed his daughter and found her dead outside the castle. Romeo then explained to him that she had only faked her death, just as she had done for him to get attention. Cordelia woke up when the rage in Romeo and King Lear left her.[1]
Behind the Laughter[edit]
The story is based on the story of King Lear.
Appearances[edit]
Comic story – Let's Get Ready to Bumble! (mentioned)- Comic story – Bard Boiled
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