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Edgar, his legitimate son.
Edmund sometime spelt Edmond
Just to be clear, King Lear is a play. It was meant to be watched, not read as a book. In the play, Gloucester is a kindly old buffer who loves his sons and is loyal to his king. Edmund, his illegitimate son, is an embittered, cynical, unscrupulous social climber.
That he had received a letter from Edgar. That Edgar had encouraged him to get rid of Gloucester. That he and Edgar had fought over whether to kill Gloucester and that Edgar had wounded Edmund.
The main characters in the play are King Lear and his three daughters. The Earl of Gloucester is also moderately important as he shares similar dilemmas as Lear. (both were betrayed by their family. Lear by Goneril and Regan, Gloucester by Edmund, one of his sons)
A number of incidents can be said to be the result of chance in the play:The horrible storm which coincides with Lear's arrival chez Gloucester.Gloucester entrusting himself to the care of Mad Tom, who coincidentally is his sonThe meeting of Gloucester and the mad King LearThe meeting of Oswald with Gloucester and Edgar, enabling Edgar to get the letter Oswald is carrying which proves Edmund's treachery.
The address of the Gloucester City Sail is: 101 1/2 King Street, Gloucester City, NJ 08030-1952
The address of the Gloucester City Historical Society is: 34 N King St, Gloucester City, NJ 08030-1463
It starts with Gloucester and Kent discussing whether King Lear likes Albany better, or Cornwall. Gloucester then introduces Kent to his bastard son Edmund.
He had his eyes poked out by the Duke of Cornwall and his wife, King Lear's daughter Regan. Cornwall had accused Gloucester of conspiring to aid an invasion of Britain by France by assisting King Lear to Dover.
Gloucester is a loyal nobleman to King Lear, and his rank falls short of duke. Early on, it is revealed that Gloucester is an adulterer, having conceived his son, Edmund, before marriage. He faces a similar fate as King Lear: they both misjudge which of their children to trust and both go through a realization. Gloucester demonstrates his loyalty to Lear by succumbing to painful punishment in order to ensure Lear's safety.
Edmund sometime spelt Edmond
Gloucester's sons are called Edgar and Edmund.
Edgar, his legitimate son.
The Duke of Gloucester is forced to smell his way to Dover because the Duke of Cornwall gouged his eyes.
Just to be clear, King Lear is a play. It was meant to be watched, not read as a book. In the play, Gloucester is a kindly old buffer who loves his sons and is loyal to his king. Edmund, his illegitimate son, is an embittered, cynical, unscrupulous social climber.
King John wished to be buried at Worcester Cathedral, and when he died at Newark in 1216, his wish was granted,