Cordelia is captured by Edmund from "summary" of King Lear by William Shakespeare by William Shakespeare
When Cordelia found herself in the clutches of Edmund, a sense of fear and despair washed over her. She had always been a woman of strength and resilience, but in that moment, she felt powerless and vulnerable. Edmund's cruel intentions were clear as he plotted to use Cordelia as a pawn in his twisted game of power and manipulation. As she tried to resist Edmund's advances, Cordelia's mind raced with thoughts of her father, King Lear, and her sisters, Goneril and Regan. She knew that they would do everything in their power to rescue her, but she also feared the consequences of Edmund's wrath if they were to challenge him. In the midst of her captivity, Cordelia's thoughts turned to her own actions and choices that had led her to this moment. She wondered if she could have done anything differently to prevent her current predicament, but deep down, she knew that Edmund's betrayal was beyond her control. Despite the fear and uncertainty that filled her heart, Cordelia refused to let Edmund break her spirit. She held onto hope that her loved ones would come to her rescue and that justice would prevail in the end. Even in the face of adversity, Cordelia remained a beacon of light and strength, determined to survive the ordeal and emerge stronger than ever before.
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