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    stories; a popular and recurring one being love. It can be paired with different and sometimes opposite themes to add excitement‚ even making the story have unexpected plot twists. Focusing on two plays; Sophocles’ Antigone and William Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night‚ the theme of love will be depicted differently. Love‚ a universal subject in many plays‚ can be incorporated as various forms and be paired with themes such as tragedy‚ and humor. Love‚ when combined with tragedy‚ creates unpredictable consequences

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    Twelfth Night Comedy in Other Writings While Great Expectations and Gulliver’s Travels were not written as comedy‚ humor is seen in them. The comedy in Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night can be related to the comedy in those writings‚ although Shakespeare used a variety of comedic techniques‚ not used in either Great Expectations or Gulliver’s Travels. The comedy in Twelfth Night varies greatly from the comedy in Great Expectations and Gulliver’s Travels at times. Irony is a common comedic element seen

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    While the main characters in Shakespeare’s comedy Twelfth Night play the biggest part in developing the topsy-turvy spirit of the Twelfth night holiday‚ Malvolio‚ a smaller character‚ plays a large part in strengthening the theme found throughout the story of how love can reveal a persons true personality as well. At the beginning of the play‚ when we are first introduced to Malvolio‚ we see that Malvolio is not an average servant. “My masters‚ are you mad? or what are you? Have ye no wit‚ manners

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    Twelfth Night- Disguise VS Identity Disguise in Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night has many purposes. Even though disguising one’s gender is a common theme in Shakespeare‚ some say it is instates bonding and allows a way for it to happen. It is known that it is used as a necessity for survival. In Twelfth Night‚ Disguise and Identity is shown in feelings‚ appearances and decisions. Disguise is an occasionally seen force which drives one’s mind into believing in something unrealistic. Disguise and Identity

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    Twelfth Night - Multi-Paragraph Essay #1 "Twelfth Night" is a story about a countess who is loved by various men as she tries to cope with her brother’s death. The story focusses especially on falling love and how it causes one’s character to change. Shakespeare’s "Twelfth Night" shows‚ especially through Olivia and Malvolio‚ how different people react to being in love and how their behavior and relationships change. Olivia‚ the beautiful and elegant countess‚ changes from a cunning and smart women

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    There are multiple forms of love in the Shakespearean play Twelfth Night‚ such as self-love‚ unrequited love‚ hidden love‚ and selfless love. The main theme of Twelfth Night is love. I have chosen to analyse Malvolio’s self-love‚ and Viola’s self-less love. Malvolio’s Self Love Throughout the play‚ there are scenes involving Malvolio‚ Olivia’s prudish‚ irritating servant. He is full of self-love‚ and cares for no-one but himself and Olivia. Maria‚ Andrew‚ Toby and Feste decide to play a prank

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    the play Twelfth Night and the movie She’s the Man. There are significant alterations in character names. The relations in families differ greatly between the two. Many changes also happen in the style of humour used. But the most obvious differences between Twelfth Night and She’s the Man are in character names. The names in the Elizabethan time play Twelfth Night are in contrast to the modern movie She’s the Man. For example‚ the character Antonio who is a ship captain in Twelfth Night‚ is a hairstyler

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    In Act 3‚ Viola is still disguised as Cesario. Viola literally disguises herself as Cesario in order to be taken seriously in society and to be able to continue to live on her own. Viola is trying to protect herself from the wrath of society as being a single woman in society. Viola also disguises herself in a more figurative way when she tells the story of a woman who loved a man so much that she was willing to do anything to gain his love‚ even if it meant dying. In actuality‚ this anecdote is

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    Twelfth Night‚ She’s The Man She’s the Man is a loosely based modernized version of the famous Shakespeare play‚ Twelfth Night. They have the same basic plots; Girl is in disguise as her twin brother for her own reasons‚ which evolves into a distorted love triangle. Title‚ language and setting are a few of the main differences between the two plays. The title She’s the Man was chosen for the modernized version of Twelfth Night. The new title appeals to a younger broader crowd. The unique and

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    In the Renaissance-era romantic comedy‚ "Twelfth Night"‚ William Shakespeare presents to us an entertaining play riddled with humorous plots and‚ in some instances‚ comical and witty exchanges between the characters in the play. In a novel peppered with subtle notions of deceit and illusion‚ it is fascinating how some of the most revealing truths about the characters actually lie beneath the innocent banters. Under the influence of illusion and deception‚ the figures in the play are often lost in

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