An actor portraying this character has a heart attack after reciting this character’s line (10[1])“a wren goes to ’t” (-5[1])in the opening scene of Station Eleven. (10[3])After this character dies, one character remarks that “I have a journey, sir; shortly to go. [This character] calls me. I must not say no,” implying that he will kill himself. This character mourns another character, crying, “Why should a dog, (-5[1])a horse, a rat have life / And thou no breath at all?” This character claims that he is a “man more sinned against than sinning” during a scene that begins with him saying “blow, winds, (10[1])and crack your cheeks!” (-5[1])during a storm where he is followed by his (-5[1])fool and a bastard (10[1])son (-5[1])disguised as Tom O’Bedlam. For 10 points, name this titular king of a Shakespeare (10[1])play who disinherits Cordelia (10[1])after she refuses (10[1])to flatter him. ■END■ (10[3])