Gloucester

Question 1

Says to Kent while he’s in the stocks

Answer 1

“I am sorry for thee, friend; … I’ll entreat for thee.”

Question 2

Gl- Irony; Gl confesses Edg’s ‘betrayal’, and Gl’s parallel madness to L

Answer 2

“The grief hath crazed my wits”

Question 3

Gl- irony of Gl insight to his emotional blindness prior to losing his eyes

Answer 3

“I stumbled when I saw”

Answer 4

“It’s the time’s plague, when madmen lead the blind.”