Monsieur La Far

Also known as: The Mareschal of France · Role: mareschal of France · First appears: King Lear · Act IV, Scene III

Life events

• The King of France departs, leaving Monsieur La Far behind as marshal.(King Lear · Act IV, Scene III)
  • With: King of France
  • “Something he left imperfect in the state, which since his coming forth is thought of, which imports to the kingdom so much fear and danger that his personal return was most required and necessary. KENT. Who hath he left behind him general? GENTLEMAN. The Mareschal of France, Monsieur La Far.”

King Lear · Act IV, Scene III

• liege: King of France (La Far is identified as the King of France’s marshal.) “Who hath he left behind him general? GENTLEMAN. The Mareschal of France, Monsieur La Far.”

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