Hidden Identity In Shakespeare's Twelfth Night
William Shakespeare’s works have everlasting significance due to the fact that his plays explore key ideas still relevant in our own time. Shakespeare’s play Twelfth night was written in 1602, as a comedy. It contains ideas and themes that link it closely with society. Twelfth Night explores the idea of love through his characterisation of Viola and Duke Orsino. Andy Fickman’s film modernised Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night through the change of some parts of the play and updating them.
Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night is the original text of She’s the Man. Twelfth Night explores the key idea of hidden identity through the characterisation of Duke Orsino from Twelfth Night. Accordingly In Twelfth Night, in relation to Duke Orsino an example of hidden …show more content…
After Sir Andrew gives the letter to Sir Toby he says,”Here’s the challenge, read it. Warrant there’s vinegar and pepper in ’t.”. Sir Toby and Fabian reads the letter and says it’s marvellous even though the letter is foolish and terrible. This shows hidden identity in relation to Sir Toby deceiving Sir Andrew. This shows that Sir Toby isn't as good as a friend Sir Andrew believes. In Twelfth Night Sir Toby is Olivia’s uncle, however in She’s the Man Toby is friends with Duke and Andrew. Andy Fickman has updated a few parts of Twelfth Night, but has kept the character’s name and basic plot the same. An example of the use of the key idea hidden identity in She’s the Man in relation to Toby is when Toby likes Eunice, but everyone makes fun of him, however when Viola dressed up as Sebastian she pretends to like Eunice and everyone is cool with it and Toby says, “How come when I wanted to ask out Eunice everyone made fun? Sebastian likes her, suddenly she's cool? Screw you guys. I hate high school.”. This shows that Andy Fickman has updated Shakespeare’s play through hidden identity.
Andy Fickman has updated Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night through many different ways, such as Viola in Twelfth Night as a woman trying to pretend to be a male to work for Duke Orsino.Fickman’s film shows that it has updated Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night. The characters of both the film and play demonstrates that many things in society have
Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night is the original text of She’s the Man. Twelfth Night explores the key idea of hidden identity through the characterisation of Duke Orsino from Twelfth Night. Accordingly In Twelfth Night, in relation to Duke Orsino an example of hidden …show more content…
After Sir Andrew gives the letter to Sir Toby he says,”Here’s the challenge, read it. Warrant there’s vinegar and pepper in ’t.”. Sir Toby and Fabian reads the letter and says it’s marvellous even though the letter is foolish and terrible. This shows hidden identity in relation to Sir Toby deceiving Sir Andrew. This shows that Sir Toby isn't as good as a friend Sir Andrew believes. In Twelfth Night Sir Toby is Olivia’s uncle, however in She’s the Man Toby is friends with Duke and Andrew. Andy Fickman has updated a few parts of Twelfth Night, but has kept the character’s name and basic plot the same. An example of the use of the key idea hidden identity in She’s the Man in relation to Toby is when Toby likes Eunice, but everyone makes fun of him, however when Viola dressed up as Sebastian she pretends to like Eunice and everyone is cool with it and Toby says, “How come when I wanted to ask out Eunice everyone made fun? Sebastian likes her, suddenly she's cool? Screw you guys. I hate high school.”. This shows that Andy Fickman has updated Shakespeare’s play through hidden identity.
Andy Fickman has updated Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night through many different ways, such as Viola in Twelfth Night as a woman trying to pretend to be a male to work for Duke Orsino.Fickman’s film shows that it has updated Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night. The characters of both the film and play demonstrates that many things in society have