The Purpose of Disguise in Twelfth Night

The theme of camouflage on the 12th night is a very important topic of the 12th night. From my point of view, I think that it is based on this concept. In fact, some of these are summarized at this point. From the beginning to the end, camouflage is like a thread passing through the game and is tightly integrated like a thread. But paradoxically, as the story goes on, there are many problems, frauds and illusions that provide comments on human behavior and create the necessary comedy escapes.

William · Shakespeare's "Twelve Night" In the masquerade of William Shakespeare's Twelfth Night, it is a camouflage-based drama in the form of a fraud that becomes a unique person. On the twelfth night, various shapes are camouflaged from camouflage to spiritual camouflage. Camouflage is one of the theatrical themes and helps to create plots. It brings a dark and sad aspect of confusion, comedy, and drama, pretends to be fun and happy.

The camouflage function of William Shakespeare's "Twelve Nights" on the 12th night is based on spiritual, physical impersonation and deception. Such fraud has caused many misunderstandings and created a lot of humor. The story begins with the Duke of Iliria and Orcino who suffered for his rude love for Mrs. Oliria. The woman is also suffering from the loss of his older brother and father recently and currently does not want to be unrelated to the same sad Duke.

Those who are analyzing the 12-day role of Viola need to deny her important role in the plot. Because her identity is constantly changing as a result of disguise, who will be an important issue on Viola's 12th night? The origin of the name of Shakespeare's immortal romantic comedy is the celebration of the evening of the 12th day of Christmas. The role is reversed, the social order is completely destroyed, the table turns, everyone pretends, the city becomes irregular. On the twelfth night of the script, confusion between the characters was seen due to camouflage that Viola appeared before us. In the young days, at the courtroom of Orsino's luxurious Duchess, Viola fell in love with her benefactor. She did not have any other means.