Question

which line in this song from act ii, scene iii, of twelfth night illustrates that the song is about unrequited love?

Answer 1

Answer: The third choice

"Not a flower, not a flower sweet,

On my black coffin let there be strown:"

Flowers on gravestones and coffins alike are symbols of love and respect, None of the other choices really embody the beg of the question.

Unrequited is defined as "(of a feeling, especially love) not returned or rewarded."

Since the it says a flower would not be laid on the coffin, it is unrecuperated love and respect, denied by others.

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Answer 2

The line that the song from ct ii, scene iii, of twelfth night illustrates that the song is about unrequited love is "As I remember the song about unrequited love begins in scene IV. It begins with words: "Come away, come away, death . . ." Feste sings another exceptionally dismal love tune and, a short time later, Orsino orders Cesario to go to Olivia once more, arguing Orsino's adoration to her.