The 4 King LEIR / LEAR Editions between 1594 and 1623 must have sprung from
a singular brain
......writing under one of his many Pseudonyms:
such as Shake-speare
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Observations and reflections of Shakespeare's famous Tragedy of "King Lear" make it seem plausible and logical...
1)... that the 4 King L E I R / L E A R editions between 1594 and 1623 must have sprung from a single brain
2)... that this 'single' brain cannot have been identical with that of William Shakspere from Stratford
3)... that it belonged to the poet and dramatist-genius
Christopher Marlowe, who tried to link
his complex, tragic life situation
in 1605/06 with the ancient historic King Lear as well as with his loss of identity (Edgar / Kent), his exile, the death of his parents, a general depressive melancholy and senselessness...