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Edgar becomes king from "summary" of King Lear by William Shakespeare by William Shakespeare

After the deaths of Lear and his daughters, Edgar is the only surviving member of the royal family. With no one left to claim the throne, Edgar emerges as the rightful heir to the kingdom. Despite his earlier disguise as Poor Tom, Edgar now reveals his true identity and asserts his claim to the throne. As the legitimate heir, Edgar assumes the responsibilities of kingship and takes on the role of ruling the kingdom. The people recognize his authority and support his ascension to the throne. Edgar's leadership is characterized by wisdom, compassion, and a deep sense of justice, qualities that endear him to his subjects. Under Edgar's rule, the kingdom experiences a period of stability and peace after the chaos and turmoil of Lear's reign. Edgar works tirelessly to restore order and harmony to the land, earning the respect and admiration of his people. His commitment to justice and fairness ensures that the kingdom thrives under his leadership. As king, Edgar faces numerous challenges and obstacles, but he navigates them with grace and determination. His resilience and courage in the face of adversity inspire loyalty and trust among his subjects. Edgar's reign is marked by prosperity and progress, as he leads the kingdom to a brighter future. In the end, Edgar's transformation from a disguised outcast to a wise and just king exemplifies the themes of redemption and renewal in the play. His ascension to the throne symbolizes the triumph of good over evil and the restoration of order in a world plagued by chaos and corruption. Edgar's reign brings hope and healing to a kingdom torn apart by betrayal and deceit.
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    King Lear by William Shakespeare

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