Twelfth night
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- Sebastian and Clown
- I prithee, foolish Greek, depart from me. (4,1,18)
- No, I do not know you (4,1,5)
- A brawl between Sebastian and Andrew
- Why, there's for thee, and there, and there! (4,1,26)
- Now sir have I met you again? There's for you! (4.1.26
- This I will tell my lady straight (4.1.30)
- Street Fight between ruffians
- If thou dar'st tempt me further, draw thy sword ( 4.1.43)
- Nay then, I must have an ounce or two of this malapert blood from you. ( 4.1.44)
- It is unfathomable that thou doth draw daggers amongst a street tussle you uncouth ruffian!
- Sebastian and the Clown argue together.
- Olivia, the peacekeeper
- Sebastian and Andrew trade blows while Feste runs to tell people about the fight.
- The Proposal
- While brawling, Sebastian demands that they stop otherwise he will draw his sword, making Toby draw his as well, meanwhile Fabian calls Sebastian a ruffian for drawing swords in a fist fight.
- The Plotting of Maria's Prank
- I beg you make malvolio look a fool, assume the role of Sir Topas and make sure Malvolio believes he is mad!
- Olivia runs in and stops the two fighters from swordfighting and hurting each other.
- Very well sire, to duel another day you vile fool.
- Hold, Toby! On thy life I charge thee hold! ( 4.1.45)
- Olivia, believing that she is talking to Orsino, meanwhile it is Sebastian, asks him to marry her.
- Would thou'dst be ruled by me! (4.1.62)
- Madam, I will. ( 4.1.64)
- Maria assigns the Clown the task of dressing up as Sir Topas; a priest, and making Malvolio believe that he's going insane.
- Very well Madam, I will not fail you.
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