Feste closely represents William Shakespeare's perspective in the The Twelfth Night.
Option C
Explanation:
The Twelfth Night is a play written by William Shakespeare, where the characters are mostly exaggerated but the one who closely represents the perspective of William Shakespeare is the Feste, who plays a fool in the play.
The idea of representation of the fool feste surrounds around to be a better a witty fool than himself to be represented as a foolish wit. The over all role is played to license a fool and in turn the lady Olivia as a the true fool in the end of the play as a proof.
