When betrayal is spoken about, instantly an image of the consequences pops into one’s head. The aftermath is what people face on because it’s what needed to be dealt with. Questions surface like How could do they do this? What were they thinking? What am I going to do now? It’s in the moment when these questions arise. It’s in that moment that people truly don’t seek those answers. The pain of being betrayed is too surreal and immediately their mind switches into survival mode, to already think about moving forward. King Lear from William Shakespeare’s fantastic play, reacts with aggressive anger and irrationality. This reaction inevitably forces Lear to evaluate himself and reflect back on his own betrayals to himself as a dubious father and
