Question

it is his hand my Lord , but I hope his heart is not in the contents.​

Answer 1

It is his hand my Lord, but I hope his heart is not in the contents.

Explanation:

In his first speech to address the audience, Edmund sobbed his status as a bad and said that unlawful children are only as good as their more respected valid peers.

In Early Modern drama, bad are usually preferred as villains, so audiences would expect Edmund to be the villain. This seclusion is littered with the harsh, plosive 'be sound, which becomes a feature of his speech and reflects his anger that bad offspring have been excluded from the social system.

Edmund is seen making plans from his first appearance in the play, as he plots a plot against his half-brother Edgar, who sees him forging a letter stating that Edgar is plotting against his father. Used to be.