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    Twelfth Night Observation

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    of Mr. Reese restraining Olivia‚ he saw what he perceived as an imminent threat to his sisters’ safety. Olivia is one of Joseph’s oldest friends. She shares with Joseph a similar background of a broken family. She is currently living with us‚ sharing meals‚ chores‚ etc. as one of us. We are her NaNa and PaPa‚ just as we are to Joseph and his sisters. As he paused‚ he processed the scene. He saw Mr. Reese‚ known for his physicality when dealing with students‚ holding Olivia. From his observations he

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    Fool In The Twelfth Night

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    Clearly‚ Olivia is blinded by love in this scene. However‚ the answer was not what she wanted‚ then Olivia noticed Cesario does not have romantic feelings for Olivia. At last‚ though Olivia said‚ “Yet come again‚ for thou perhaps mayst move That heart‚ which now abhors‚ to like his love.” (Act3. 1. 171-2)‚ she was heartbroken. The Olivia’s situation of Scene 1 in Act 4 is also very funny. Olivia mistakes Sebastian for Cesario‚ and she again confesses

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    This adds to Malvolios’s irritation with Toby later on. Equally there is subversion of status within mirrored suits for marriage‚ one of which is Olivia usurping her rank by declaring her love for Cesario‚ supposed manservant. This suit for marriage is echoed when Olivia’s manservant Malvolio imagines being able “to ask for my kinsman Toby” if Olivia where is mistress. Malvolio’s humble place in society contrasts with his exalted aspirations. This corresponds with the concept of the ‘green world’

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    choice to serve Duke Orsino as a page in hopes of finding her brother is by no means unethical‚ and her efforts are ultimately successful‚ but she does develop a major existential crisis when she assumes the identity of Cesario. Upon agreeing to woo Olivia on Orsino’s behalf‚ Viola realizes that her service has encountered a “barful strife” with her unexpected love for Orsino (1.4.41). Chiefly‚ she is unable to reveal her desires due to Cesario’s inabilities to both accurately represent Viola and offer

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    or that pervades the beginning of TheMerchant Venice‚ the brutality and tyranny of LikeIt‚ the dominant note of Orsino’s court and that precipitate the action in As You of Olivia’s household is static self-containment. To be sure‚ both Orsino and Olivia

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    and women in the Elizabethan age. For decades‚ women have been perceived as “emotional (irrational)‚ weak‚ nurturing‚ and submissive” while men have been viewed as “rational‚ strong‚ protective‚ and decisive” (Feminist 84). In contrast‚ Viola‚ Lady Olivia‚ and Maria are powerful characters in the play who challenge the era’s scientific theory that females were merely defective males. The main character‚ Viola‚ hides her identity through the duration of the play by dressing as a male figure (Cesario)

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    playing a female who disguises herself as a male is doubly ironic‚ creating an even greater comic element‚ and in effect would have been hilarious to the theatre goer. We also have Malvolio‚ who dresses in what is effectively a disguise to impress Olivia‚ and Feste who acts like a fool when he

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    the surroundings of a child shape their imagination and perception of those around them‚ and how it helps them gain understanding of how the world functions. Gopnik shows us how a child can at an early age identify with a group of people‚ just as Olivia the maker of Charlie Ravioli‚ who uses him to exemplify the life of the average New Yorker. Furthermore “The World and Other Places” by Jeanette Winterson features a character who attempts to form a future based on the imagination he had as a child

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    Twelfth Night

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    between them never started as a normal love because Viola always met Duke in the disguise of a male named Cesario and Duke found Cesario a trustworthy person and uses him as an intermediary to confess his passionate love before Olivia. While conveying the messages of Duke to Olivia‚ Viola fell in love with Duke‚ in spite of knowing that there is no chance of Duke to fall for her. Interestingly the situations took a dramatic turn and Duke and Viola eventually got married. Viola after getting rescued by

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    disguises are played by the characters of Orcino‚ Viola‚ Sir Toby‚ Olivia and Malvolio. Eash and every disguise functions on its own way in the plot development. the first disguise is that of Orsion’s. He is the wealthy Duke who has become love sick over Olivia. He says‚ ’If music be the food of love‚ play on.’ He is the supposingly most deep or poetic lover . Despite this strong love he seems to be more in love with ’the chase’ than Olivia. To begin with if this was true love then he would have visited

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