How does Edgar influence Gloucester's decision to live especially considering the theme of natural order of the stars?

Edgar, disguised as Poor Tom, tells Gloucester that the recent events have shown the chaos and disorder in the world, which contrasts with the idea of an ordered universe dictated by the stars. This prompts Gloucester to reconsider his decision to end his life, as he starts to see hope and purpose in the midst of the apparent chaos. Edgar's Words inspire Gloucester to embrace life and endure his suffering with renewed strength and perspective.