The youngest daughter of Lear, known for her honesty and devotion to her father despite being disowned for her refusal to flatter him. Her sincere and steadfast nature makes her a symbol of genuine love.

Lear's eldest daughter, caught in a rivalry for power and affection. Known for her ambitious and cunning demeanor, she has a strained relationship with her father.

Lear's middle daughter, noted for her strategic mind and competitive nature. She vies for influence and control, closely involved in familial conflicts.

The legitimate and loyal son of Gloucester, forced into hiding due to deception. He adopts a disguise to survive, ultimately playing a crucial role in revealing familial truths.

The illegitimate son of Gloucester, driven by ambition and a desire to rise in status. His manipulative actions cause significant turmoil within and across families.

A nobleman who experiences personal and familial betrayal, resulting in a transformative journey. Known for his complex family dynamics involving his sons Edgar and Edmund.

A devoted nobleman who remains loyal to Lear, even when it means serving in disguise. He is characterized by his unwavering dedication to the king and his forthright nature.

Lear's clever and insightful jester, offering wisdom through humor. This character serves as both a confidant and a truth-teller to the king.