Why does Sir Andrew make a fool out of himself in Twelfth Night? A. He is trying to show other characters how they are being foo
lish. B. He hopes that his ridiculous behavior will win Olivia's heart. C. His love for Olivia blinds him to the truth. D. He lets other characters talk him out of wise decisions.
The "Twelfth Night" was written sometime between 1601-1602 by William Shakespeare. It is a romantic comedy play.
Sir Andre Aguecheek thinks himswlf to be a better suitor of Olivia. So, when he sees that Olivia is attracted to Cesario (who is Viola in disguise), challenges him in a duel, thinking that by doing this he will favor in the eyes of Olivia and she will marry him. But, when Olivia sees Sir Toby and Sir Andrew blowing Sebastian (who is a look alike of Viola in disguise), Olivia asks Sebastian, thinking him to be Cesario in marriage.
So, Sir Andrew makes himself foolish hoping that it might win Olivia's heart.
It feels rong and the brain tryes to stop it alot of the time because we are brought up beleiveing one person can't make a difference Going agents the crowd can lead to self doubt alot of the time,
