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1. www.avclub.com › film › reviewsLea's Soliloquy (2006) - The A.V. Club

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   1h 27m. Drama. Cast. Diahnne Abbott (Lea) Drena De Niro (Kara) Carson Grant (Lawrence) Sara Douglas Petal Joseph Marcus Naylor. Director. Jacques Zanetti. Synopsis. Sometime talking to yourself...

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   Lea's Soliloquy: Directed by Jacques Zanetti. With Diahnne Abbott, Drena De Niro, Sara Douglas, Carson Grant. Sometime talking to yourself is the best conversation you can have.

   • Director: Jacques Zanetti
   • Runtime: 87

   • Genre: Drama
   • Stars: Diahnne Abbott, Drena De Niro, Sara Douglas

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5. time.com › 6983959 › eric-review-netflixWhat Netflix's Strange Crime Drama Eric Is Trying to Say | TIME

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   1 day ago · Vincent Anderson, one of the odd Netflix crime drama Eric ’s two protagonists, is the creator of Good Day Sunshine, a Sesame Street -esque series that urges tots to “be good, be kind, be brave ...

6. blogs.baruch.cuny.edu › lexingtonreview › journalExcellent Fopperies: Soliloquies in King Lear and Measure for ...

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   The soliloquy as a mode of speech shared primarily by Edmund and Edgar furthermore encourages a contrast of these two characters. Though their equal capacity for soliloquizing highlights an analogous discrepancy between their true identities and the social roles they inhabit, the nature of disguise differs for both Edgar and Edmund.

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   Why do Edmund & Lear write soliloquies?

   • Edmund’s soliloquies, for instance, are the occasion for an unrestrained indictment of “the excellent foppery of the world” (1.2.128) that anticipates Lear’s command to “crack Nature’s molds” (3.2.8).

   Excellent Fopperies: Soliloquies in King Lear and Measure for Measure

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   Who has the most soliloquies in King Lear?

   • However, Gloucester’s sons, the legitimate Edgar and bastardly Edmund, have the majority of the soliloquies in King Lear, and, in this regard, the subplot differs significantly from the main plot that boasts hardly any.

   Excellent Fopperies: Soliloquies in King Lear and Measure for Measure

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   Why do Edmund & Edgar use soliloquy as a mode of speech?

   • The soliloquy as a mode of speech shared primarily by Edmund and Edgar furthermore encourages a contrast of these two characters. Though their equal capacity for soliloquizing highlights an analogous discrepancy between their true identities and the social roles they inhabit, the nature of disguise differs for both Edgar and Edmund.

   Excellent Fopperies: Soliloquies in King Lear and Measure for Measure

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   How does the soliloquy change the Duke's temperament?

   • The soliloquy captures a conspicuous change in the Duke’s temperament, from his former flexibility and generosity of expression—his tendency for enjambments in the first scene—to an orthodoxy that is reflected in the rigidity of his style.

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8. www.standard.co.uk › culture › filmThe Beast review: Lea Seydoux leads a spellbinding and ...

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   2 days ago · The Beast review: Léa Seydoux leads a spellbinding and suffocating voyage. Léa Seydoux and George MacKay deliver an acting masterclass in this Lynchian art installation of a film. Ever since ...