Shakespeare uses the natural/unnatural motif to shed light on the actions of goneril and regan in king lear.

True or false

It is True that Shakespeare uses the natural/unnatural motif to shed light on the actions of goneril and regan in king lear.

True

Explanation:

Goneril and Regan are the older daughters of King Lear. They are extremely evil and villanous. More importantly, they are selfish, as they only care about their own benefit and completely disregard the duties they owe to their father. This is examined through the motif of "natural/unnatural." The two sisters are seen as "unnatural," as they act in ways that are completely wicked. The idea that these evil behaviours might be compatible with the mandates of nature is exemplified in the following quote:

Then let them anatomize Regan; see what breeds about her heart. Is there any cause in nature that makes these hard hearts?

(Act 3 Scene 4)