KING LEAR
EVERY BRILLIANT THING
MENTAL HEALTH
Mental Health Throughout Time
100

This King of Britain goes mad after being betrayed by two of his daughters.

King Lear

100

Who wrote Every Brilliant Thing 

Duncan Macmillan

100

Lear’s descent into madness is intensified by his daughters’ betrayal, highlighting the impact of what type of stress on mental health.

familial or emotional stress

200

Which daughter does Lear disown

Cordelia

200

The protagonist starts a list of brilliant things to help cope with their mother's struggle with what mental health issue?

Depression

200

The act of listing positive aspects of life in "Every Brilliant Thing" is an example of this type of coping strategy.

positive reinforcement or cognitive reframing

200

The demon could shape the individual in what ways

Positive or Negative

300

These two daughters plot against their father, King Lear, leading to his eventual descent into madness.

Goneril and Regan

300

At what age does the narrator create the list?

Seven years old

300

the list in Every Brilliant Thing illustrates the importance of this in managing mental health

mindfulness and resilience

300

What was Platos philosophy called 

“divine madness”

400

King Lear's rage and irrational decisions can be linked to this type of personality disorder

borderline personality disorder (BPD)

400

What makes the narrator want to create the list in the first place

His mothers attempted suicide
400

Both "King Lear" and "Every Brilliant Thing" explore the impact of these personal relationships on mental health.

Family Relationships

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