Does Gloucester die?
What sparked the events of King Lear
King Lear initially asking for flattery from his daughters
Which daughters died?
All of them
Which son betrayed his father?
Edmund
Does the fool die?
Was never revealed to the reader
What happens to Gloucester at the hands of Regan and Cornwall?
He is blinded!! nasty
Which area did King Lear rule?
Britain
Why do Regan and Goneril turn on thair father?
They believe his is too old suitable for the power he has
Why did Edmund want to be with Regan and Goneril?
Power
Who was loyal to Lear throughout the play?
Kent
How does Gloucester die?
His off stage death is death by shock and joy
Why did King Lear go insane?
How does Cordelia die?
She is hung
Why did Edmund stab his arm?
To make it seem like Edgar fought with him
Who told the blunt truth to Lear thoughout the course of the play?
The Fool
Why was Gloucester blinded?
Treason
How is King Lear morally blind?
He is not able to see how Cordelia cares for him and loves him
Which daughter's husband died?
Regan
Why does Edgar stay with his father?
He's blind duh
Who kills Oswald 
Edgar
Where did Gloucester find Lear?
The Heath/Forest
Which scene does Lear go full on insane?
Needs Act _, Scene _
Act 3, Scene 2
Which daughter does Lear stay with first?
Goneril
Why does Edmund want to get rid of Edgar?
To take his land inherited from their father
Why is Kent so loyal to Lear?
He is his servent