Moral Choices in King Lear
Well personally I find that ultimately in King Lear(in fact all Shakespearean drama for that matter) it is the moral choices made by the characters that captivated me the most. I was especially intrigued by how he characterised Edmund and the values that this character held held which led to his actions as a villain, a brother, and a son.
How do you guys feel about the importance of moral choices to this play and what it brings to the story? Is there any instance where those choices caused you to perceive human nature in a new light?