Twelfth Night - Shakespearean comedy
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- When Sebastien is convinced that Viola has drowned in the ship wreck.
- The duke of Illyria (Orsino) is thinking about Olivia.
- Viola has came up with the idea to dress up as boy and work for Orsino.
- Following a shipwreck in Illyria, a young lady named Viola washed up on the coast. The captain of the ship and other sailors are with her, but she is missing her brother Sebastian, whom she suspects drowned.
- Olivia falls in love with Cesario and Viola falls in love with Orsino
- With Curio, other friends, and servants, Orsino, Duke of Illyria, is listening to music. As he thinks about his love for Countess Olivia, he feels the music complements his mood: 'If music be the bread of love, play on.' 'Enough, no more, / 'Tis not as sweet now as it was before,' Orsino says, calling for the music to cease. Olivia has sent Valentine a note stating that she does not wish to see him and that she is still grieving her brother's loss. Orsino is unfazed, believing that she will love him much more if she feels such a "debt of affection but to a brother."
- Olivia meets Sebastien and mistakes him for her lover Cesario
- 'What country, friends, is this?' she inquires of the Captain. The Captain informs her that she is in Illyria, which is ruled by Orsino, a "fine duke, in nature as well as in name." Olivia has 'abjured the company and sight of men' since she is mourning her father who died'some twelvemonth ago' and her brother 'Who quickly also died,' according to the Captain. Viola resolves to'serve the duke,' and requests that the Captain 'conceal me what I am,' and assist her in disguising herself as a male.
- They end the conflict and wed together figuring each others identities
- Olivia grows increasingly interested in 'Cesario' and agrees to speak with him alone. whilst Viola starts to fall in love with Orsino, the duke of Illyria. A low triangle has been created through disguises and hidden identities.
- Sebastian is amazed at Olivia’s behaviour towards him and his ‘flood of fortune’. He wonders where Antonio is because ‘His counsel now might do me golden service’. When Olivia returns to him bringing a priest, Sebastian agrees to go to the church and promise to marry her, adding ‘And having sworn truth, ever will be true’.
- Sebastian then enters, apologising to Olivia for hurting her ‘kinsman’. Everyone is amazed to see Sebastian and 'Cesario' together. Antonio comments ‘An apple cleft in two is not more twin / Than these two creatures’. Sebastian and Viola are delighted when they realise the other is not drowned and Viola admits she is not 'Cesario'. Orsino claims ‘share in this most happy wreck’ and asks Viola to marry him. and Olivia weds Sebastien.
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