Examining Viola's Character in Twelfth Night by William Shakespeare

One of the most famous and authoritative women of the 16th century to check the relationship between the public space and the authority of the violin character of the 12th night was Elizabeth I. At that time, the authorities were in the hands of women, but dominant women were not natural. Society itself. The existence of such a powerful female statue created an interesting situation for playwrights and playwrights depicting the position of women at the time. By applying the psychological concept, I will study Viola's speech, social authority and her public space relationship.

William · Shakespeare's' Twelve Nights' Deception At William Shakespeare 's comedy' Twelfth Night ', the iterative theme is a fraud. The play character uses fraud for various purposes. The use of Viola's cheating was looking back on that she was a human being in order to get the work of the Duke of Illya public. Meanwhile, Olivia's servant Mary wrote a letter to the back of 马尔yoyori for reasons Olivia, 马尔 伊利利 奥 of silly acts his love, Olivia handwriting. Some people use deception as a means to survive, but others use deception to deceive others and make actions foolish.

Viola Viola on William Shakespeare's 12th night has the importance of "the 12th night" as she alone helps clarify the character of the other major characters. Viola disguised as Cesario played the largest role in revealing the true nature of Orsino and Olivia. These are hidden under the dramatic and autonomous behavior of Orsino and Olivia. Her direct, honest and friendly qualities made it possible for her to establish a close relationship with both ... - the first act of William Shakespeare's 12th night bill was the first act of the drama is. It is important to understand the basics for understanding the following behaviors. It is divided into five scenarios. Each scene has its own theme, which is very important in the rest of the game. In the first act, the scene was short, but to Elizabeth 's audience, Dr. Iriria Orsino was said to have fallen in love with the beautiful Countess Olivia.

William Shakespeare's Viola, Orcino and Olivia, in the first two scenes of the 12th night, Orcino and Olivia participated in the love triangle at the end of scene 5, this is love And the result of the topic of time. Obviously obsessed with the prospect of love Orcino was crazy about the prospect of love, but when Valentine came home from Olivia's house, he asked him to see him. "What is she doing now, what is her news? The first sentence he told him asked about Olivia about the situation: he pursued Olivia and he said" Heart, / Desire , Like a corrupt and cruel hound dog, I pursued myself, "he claimed to be a hunter Acha