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Perfect Daughter During Shakespeare Times?


Question Posted Saturday November 21 2009, 8:08 pm

So my friend and I are doing a compare and contrast poster comparing the modern daughter today and her qualities verses the perfect daughter back then during shakespeare times and her qualities. We're doing Dakota Fanning for our modern daughter but I'm not finding much on the perfect daughter back then. Any Help?

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the_unexpected answered Saturday November 21 2009, 10:27 pm:
Arguably, Cordelia from King Lear would be a perfect daughter. Though she doesn't "sugar coat" things, she ends up being the only one faithful to her father. In comparison to Goneril and Regan, Cordelia starts to look more and more perfect.

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