Q 4 / Explain the relationship between Lord of Cronwel and Lord of Albany ?

Goneril's husband, he appears at first to be similar to Cornwall. We soon learn that there is a conflict, likely for land, between the two of them. Once Albany learns of Goneril and Regan's harsh treatment of Lear, he becomes highly moral and is enraged with Goneril, calling her a monster. Cornwall seems to have the upper hand when it comes to "evil".