Desire and Love ThemeTracker

All major characters of "Twelve Nights" experience some form of desire and love. The Duke of Orsino fell in love with Olivia. Viola fell in love with Orsino and pretended to be his little boy Cesario. Olivia fell in love with Cesario. Only Olivia fell in love with Viola 's twin brother Sebastian in order to solve this triangle of love, and at the last minute Orsino decided that he really liked Viola. On the evening of the twelfth day I got most of the comedy with these lovers pleasing. For example, Shakespeare sneakily touches Orsino's poetry of love and clearly shows that he loves love more than what Orthino loves. At the same time, Shakespeare is investigating how the character fulfills love 'game' by showing the details of how the nobility participates in the complex courtship rules.

On the night of the twelfth day, through his servant 's trick, he further ridiculed the romantic idea of ​​the heroes about love. Malvolio's stupid foolishness that he believes will win Olivia's mind helps to emphasize Orsino's slightly stupid romanticism. At the same time, Sir Andrew Aguchek, Sir Toby Belch, and Sir Maria always start crazy betting. It obviously shows that nobility may stimulate gorgeous poetry about romantic love, this love at least in part is due to desire and sexual motivation. Shakespeare shows a romantic relationship with drama by showing the devotion of brothers and sisters (Viola and Sebastian) and employers and masters (Antonio, Sebastian, Maria and Olivia). Further interpretation of more stable, romantic love.

Orlino, the Duke of Ilyllia, longed for Olivia's love, but Olivia did not return his love. In order to get his wish, Osino dispatched Viola to disguise Civario and win the center of Olivia. During his first visit, Olivia fell in love with Cesario. She wants to be able to speak in this poetic word, not the Orsino who knows nothing about himself, but the proponent who knows himself. She is actually a woman, and since I fell in love with Orsino, Cesario is not interested in Olivia. Malvolio is a manager of Olivia. He abused colleagues and hoped to win the Olivia marriage to get a higher social status. During the play, he stated how another servant can proceed with marriage. "There is no example, Stach's wife is married to a farmhouse in the closet" (2.5.2). The desire for this advancement has caused dissatisfaction among people who want to retaliate against Marvolio 's colleagues. They achieved this and gave him a false letter declaring Olivia's love.

According to the essence of Nozick's love, he aspires to form "us" with people who feel romantic love and is eager to be with the people he loves. When the two people are romantic to each other, they all want to form "us" with each other. There were two romances ... I am showing further ... Nozick continued explaining that loved ones might want to make some changes to their partner sometimes; but this means loved ones It is not something. I want another partner. Nozick thinks that loved ones like the very special qualities of their partners. For this reason, even though a person you love wishes to improve your loved one better, you do not necessarily want another person.