plotlear King Lear Essays: Importance of the Parallel Plot in King Lea

Importance of the Parallel Plot in fagot Lear         Literature cannister be expressed using m any divers(prenominal) techniques andstyles of writing, some very effective and others not as much.   One of themethods elect by more is the use of so called parallel plats.Parallel plots, or sometimes referred to as minor, give the opportunityof experiencing a secondary plot line going along with the main plot thatotherwise would be unmentioned.  William Shakespeare shows small use ofa parallel plot in his dramatic play faggot Lear, besides some question itsessentiality by asking Is it genuinely necessary? Does it help the story ordoes it degrade it? Is the Gloucesters plot very needed?  Many arguethat it is very Copernican and others say it is completely useless.  Thisessay allow for try to prove that the parallel plot employ in King Lear isneeded and it adds to overall value of the play.      &nb sp  Like any other kind of literature King Lear contains many themesone of which is the parent-child human relationship conflict.  Relationshipproblems are very common, not only in novels but likewise in everyday life.Lear starts the entire dilemma of hate and last by his foolishdesire for flattery.  He divides his kingdom between both of his daughtersand the never ending crave for power and wealth begins. As we can assumefrom the plays title, Lear and his daughters are part of the main plot.The plot of Gloucester and his sons, is considered parallel.         Gloucester is portrayed also with family problems.  He experiencestrouble with his two sons, Edgar and... ...noring it would be negligent.  It is a veryimportant part of King Lear and it serves a great purpose.  If WilliamShakespeare ignored the plot in the first place, his point would not bepassed through at the direct it is passed on now.  I am sure Shakespeare knew it very well that Gloucesters image and actions help tounderstand the play better and improve it.  The answer to many who questionthe parallel plot and its presence is simple.  The plot is necessary andwithout it, the play would not reach the position at which it stands rightnow.  William Shakespeare was aware that by including the so calledparallel plot, he was increasing the value of his own work.  Gloucestersplot is one of the essential parts of the entire play.  Removal or ignorance of it will diminish the significance of the entire idea.