The True Love Between Viola and Orsino, as Compared to Other Relationships in Shakespeare's Twelfth Night

On the evening of the twelfth day, this relationship is by no means romantic. Shakespeare wrote from a male perspective that this means that it is not easy to separate love from the charm of the body. On the evening of the twelfth day, romance was mistakenly created by selfish desires. Duke of Orsino and Viola stand out from other relationships. By asking the relationship with another couple, Shakespeare made a mistaken relationship between Marlborio and Olivia based on the true love of Viola and Orsino, and the desire to acquire a higher position despite Marlborio's identity and personality Impressed by fighting Olivia away from his goal, wearing emphatically ridiculous clothes

The true love of twelve nights is unlike other characters of Shakespeare's Twelfth Night, Viola's love is real. She did not misunderstand Orsino 's true nature, loved him for his true nature, and the other characters in the play seemed to be in love with the illusion. Viola's love for Orsino will not change during the game and will not be transferred to others. - After the first twelve nights I will deny the desire for the Orsino marriage and subsequent confusion for Cesario to Olivia. After considerable thinking and research, I just put it in instead of forward to support the Olivia or Casino "Shy" argument, and he / she was Cesar since he / she attracted I did not want to be in Rio. Cezar Rio marries Cezar Rio because she refused to marry a higher level person, denied Oacasino, and hope was a lower-level man

In Shakespeare 's Twelfth Night, the motive of love is moved by a selfish desire. Shakespeare expresses love through Oshino and Viola and compares it with the wrong relationship of other couples. Shakespeare emphasized the true love of Orsino and Viola by exacerbating the destructive relationship between Malvolio and Olivia, Olivia and Sebastian, and Maria and Sir Toby. Malvolio's love for Olivia is purely based on a desire for a higher social position, a selfish desire. Critic John Draper agrees and points out that "it is not a religion of Maborbori, but his social position seems to be the key to a change in attitude towards the last century." (Draper, John / Pg.90) His own personality, he tried to impress him in Olivia and attracted her to him. "Remember those who admire the yellow stockings and want to see you through it, let them appear in your smile, your smile will be very good" (page 85

At the beginning of Shakespeare 's Twelfth Night, the Duke Orcino was desperate for Olivia. But Olivia spoofed Cesario and fell in love with Viola and Viola fell in love with Orsino. Sir Andrew and Sir Marvolio also fell in love with Olivia, and Marvolio was deceived, believing that Olivia loved him with a misleading letter written by Mary. Since dramas are stupid rather than serious, the development of characters rarely happens. After all, Olivia and Viola's brother Sebastian fell in love; Viola and Orquino fell in love, and even Mary found love in Sathy. The biggest change at the end of the game was Malvolio. After being humiliated, it looks like a fool and Malvolio tried to get rid of the stupidity of the drama, even if it was locked even for his madness. He pledges revenge, but everyone laughs