What does the storm signify in "King Lear," Act 3 Scene 2?
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Answer: It signifies his final undoing, the stripping of Lear, if you will. It also represents the upset balance of society.
He no longer is respected by the court or his daughters Goneril and Regan, he has no power over the kingdom, he has been shamed and humiliated. This shows the stripping or undoing of Lear because everything he had in the beginning, everything that constitutes a king, is stripped away from him. He has lost everything; All that is left is the weak, powerless human underneath the royal robes.
Lear has now become powerless. Society's order has been upset, and this is being expressed through the storm.
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