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    Man Behind the Costume: Feste the Fool    A fool‚ is defined as ​ a person who acts unwisely or imprudently; a silly person. In  Shakespeare’s ​ Twelfth Night​ ‚ Feste‚ the fool‚ plays an important role in the play. Aside   from adding humour to the play‚ Feste has shown ­ on more than one occasion ­ the true  personalities of characters‚ which helps the reader further understand the play and characters.  Feste in some ways is also deceiving and though he was not seen making profound remarks‚  F

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    Persuasive Twelfth Night

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    The overall ending of Twelfth Night is subversive‚ from Malvolio’s uncomfortable promises of revenge to Viola still in her Cesario attire after the grand unveiling of her identity. Feste’s song highlights these ambiguities: it is the only epilogue song with the exception of Love’s Labours Lost which is not celebratory (the latter being overshadowed by death). Feste’s lyrics emphasise the uselessness of material possessions when faced with the onslaught of time‚ and comes directly after Orsino’s professed

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    Fool In The Twelfth Night

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    Act 3 begins with an interesting conversation between Viola (Cesario) and Fool (Feste). In The Twelfth Night‚ Feste is portrayed as a clown who is skilled at wordplay. In the conversation‚ however‚ Viola figured out that Feste is not just a folly clown and his behavior is based on the deep wisdom. Viola says of him “This fellow’s wise enough to play the fool; And‚ to do that well‚ craves a kind of wit: He must observe their mood on whom he jests‚ The quality of persons‚ and the time; And‚ like the

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    The sub-plot of Twelfth Night‚ the gulling of Malvolio by Sir Toby Belch‚ Maria‚ Feste‚ and Aguecheek‚ is justly famous as one of Shakespeare’s funniest experiments in New Comedy‚ that is‚ in a style of comedy which is basically quite different from the pastoral romantic style of the main plot. The basis for the sub-plot is one of the oldest and most popular subjects for New Comedy - the unmasking of the hypocrite‚ a satiric exposure of apparent virtue so as to humiliate the hypocrite and make him

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    Maria In Twelfth Night

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    in William Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night that I identify with most is Maria‚ who is loyal and obeys authority‚ but is still able to enjoy herself; I share all of these qualities with Maria. Maria’s loyalty to Countess Olivia is demonstrated many times throughout Twelfth Night‚ and I demonstrate my loyalty to my family and friends every day. Maria‚ eager to do Olivia’s will‚ often reprimands Sir Toby Belch. Maria: “By my troth‚ Sir Toby‚ you must come in earlier o’ nights: your cousin‚ my lady‚ takes

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    plays‚ most prominently Twelfth Night. A sailor named Antonio falls in love with a man of noble birth named Sebastian‚ whom Antonio rescued from a shipwreck. However‚ Antonio’s love only brings him grief‚ as the straight Sebastian views Antonio’s homosexual advances merely as gestures of friendship‚ and eventually marries a countess named Olivia. Shakespeare manifests himself in his character of Antonio‚ conveying a warning against being blinded by love‚ especially homosexual love‚ in Elizabethan England

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    well-known love story. Also‚ he wrote Hamlet and Macbeth‚ two other well known plays. He is famous because of his creativty and giftedness with writing plays as well as his acting abilities . Althought his play " twelfth night " is a romantic comedy while " Romeo & Juliet " is romatic tragedy ‚ they both show that love can cause pain ; Many of the characters claim to suffer painfully from beying in love .. In the " twelfth night " we have more than one love story ‚ Olivia describes love as a plague

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    Insanity In Twelfth Night

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    In Twelfth Night‚ Shakespeare constantly alludes to the contrast between darkness and light by the use of secrets‚ mistaken identities and the contrast between sanity and insanity. With this motif Shakespeare shows us that if we act on first impressions without the true knowledge of the entity of the situation or character‚ then the misinformed motives will surely be in vain; and our efforts futile. Creating much dysfunction within the play‚ Viola’s manly disguise as Cesario creates confusion

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    Twelfth Night: Comedic Techniques Elaborate the Nature of Love The infamous Shakespeare comedy “Twelfth Night” uses a variety of techniques to depict humor and comicality but‚ manages to develop the nature of love in doing so. Literary devices such as puns‚ dramatic irony and scene layout are used to provide comedy but‚ characters are what represent Shakespeare’s personal thoughts on the broad topic of love. Characters in every type of literature give life to the story and are a gateway of expressing

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    Twelfth Night: Lies and Deceit English 11-4 A woman disguised as a man‚ and a drunken idiot are a few of The Twelfth Night who provide much evidence of deceit and how easily it can overtake us. Viola‚ left alone without any remaining family after her brother dies in a shipwreck‚ is determined to hide her true identity in a foreign land until she is prepared to face reality once again‚ her deception in the Twelfth Night leads the plot while other characters such as Sir Toby

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