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N76 [4]
3 years ago
9

Disguises and mistaken identity are important themes in twelfth night. describe the moments in which disguises and mistaken iden

tity play and important role in these scenes listed below
act III, scene IV

act IV, scene I

act IV, scene III

act V
English
2 answers:
oksano4ka [1.4K]3 years ago
6 0

act III, scene IV    

*  <em>Mistaken Identity due to a specific behavior-  (Malvolio is taken for a crazy person)  </em>

Malvolio behaves as a mad and fool man due to the letter that was written and sent to him on behalf of Olivia; however, she knew nothing about the letter so she couldn't understand Malvolio's behavior and she sends him with Sir Toby and Maria (who wrote the letter) so that he can have a proper treatment for his craziness. Malvolio is taken for a crazy person when he was only acting like crazy due to the letter.

<em>*Mistaken identity due to a disguise -  Viola disguises her as Cesario, a man.</em>

Andrew and Cesario find each other and they take out their swords to fight a duel but Antonio sees this situation and decides to fight Andrew instead and free Cesario of this fight because he thinks Cesario is his beloved Sebastian (Viola's twin brother).

act IV, scene I

<em>*Mistaken identity due to a disguise -  Since Sebastian and Viola are twins, there is a confusion.</em>

The clown Feste finds Sebastian and he mistakens him for Cesario and tries to take him to Olivia´s house. Sebastian gets mad for this confusion and when Sir Andrew and Sir Toby appear, Sir Andrew takes out his sword and tries to fight him since a few minutes ago he was trying to do that, but Sebastian is very good with the sword, not like his sister Viola (disguised as Cesario) and he makes the noble man beg for his life.

act IV, scene III

*<em>*Mistaken identity due to a disguise -  Viola disguises her as Cesario, a man.</em>

Sebastian is at Olivia´s house and she confuses him with Cesario (who actually is Viola in a man disguise) and he is very confused because the beautiful Olivia is asking him if he still wants to get married with her and he says yes so both of them go to the priest and get married.

act V

<em>*Mistaken identity due to a disguise -  Viola disguises her as Cesario, a man.</em>

Viola and Orsino arrive to Olivia´s house and also Antonio arrives with the law officers and he confuses Viola as Cesario for Sebastian and he accuses Viola to have stolen his purse and denied to know him.

*Olivia enters in the scene thinking that Cesario is betraying her by telling Orsino that she is in love with him when they just got married. Orsino takes Cesario (Viola) to be killed for this betrayal when the one that got married to Olivia was Sebastian.

* Sir Andrew and Sir Toby also accuse Cesario(Viola) of attacking and injuring them, but Cesario did nothing, it was Sebastian who attacked them.

* Sebastian arrives to Olivia´s house asking for forgiveness from Olivia for having injured Sir Andrew and Sir Toby and for the first time, the twins get together and start talking about all the identities, disguises and confusions.


ankoles [38]3 years ago
3 0

act III, scene IV

Sir Toby brings the letter that challenges Viola/Cesario to a duel with Sir Andrew Aguecheek. Viola knows that her disguise has landed her in this situation. Despite her efforts to wriggle out of the situation, she finally has to take up the challenge.

Antonio enters the scene at this moment and mistakes Viola for Sebastian. He offers to fight on behalf of Sebastian. He is arrested, and in his defense, he states that he was only trying to protect Sebastian. Viola sees a ray of hope in this situation, believing that her brother Sebastian may actually be alive.

act IV, scene I

Feste, the clown, mistakes Sebastian for Cesario (Viola) and brings him to Olivia’s house. Sir Andrew and Sir Toby attack Sebastian thinking he is Cesario, who was in the duel; Sebastian retaliates and wounds them.

All through this mayhem, Sebastian remains confused as to what is happening. This chaos is a result of mistaken identity.

act IV, scene III

Sebastian is wondering about his sanity due to a series of strange events that are taking place around him. Olivia gives him a pearl and expresses her desire to marry him.

Sebstian is bewildered at this turn of events and is looking for Antonio. Olivia comes back with a priest and gets married to Sebastian. Olivia has taken these actions under the impression that Sebastian is Cesario, whom she loves.

act V

Orsino and Cesario meet Antonio. Antonio thinks that Cesario is Sebastian and admonishes him for running off with his money. Olivia is angry with Cesario for denying their recent marriage. Orsino rebukes Cesario for betraying his trust. Sir Andrew and Sir Toby accuse Cesario of attacking and injuring them.

Viola is bewildered by all these events. The accusations hurled at her are due to mistaken identity. Many of the characters think her twin brother Sebastian is Cesario.

Viola’s disguise is the root cause of this chaos. The complications reach a head in this act. The problems are resolved when Sebastian appears and his identity is revealed. PLATO

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