In the play "King Lear" many characters face different actions that highlight each and one of their values. An example can be seen at the beginning of the play when the father is claiming for each of his daughters to describe the love they have for him in order for him to know who's going to get the greater amount of land. All of his daughters except one go all out describing the love for him saying very meaningful words. In addition, some even said they would die for him; however, in my opinion I do not think the daughters were talking serious because like any other person they might had exaggerated so they could get what they want. However, the only daughter who did not say more than what was necessary was the youngest, Cordelia. She told
