The Twelfth Night: A Happy Ending?

Although comedy type has some expectation, despite the problem in the drama, these are finally resolved, and the drama marries and celebrates tradition in the last scene. "Twelve Nights" is no exception. Despite the confusion of identity and sex, the script ends with the marriage of the hero. Because they are enough to understand enough to understand their stupidity and their rewards should be marriages "(Schwartz 5140).

Shakespeare depicts a blurred picture of the romance and obsession in the play despite the comedy action and the evening of the twelfth day of happy ending. Love usually attacks victims from outside in the same way as illness, and it appears as sudden and unbearable. Like sickness, removing and treating love is very difficult. People seem to be suffering from it suffering - at least they insist that they are suffering. Orcino described it as "appetite" (Ii 1 to 3) that must satisfy it, Olivia calls love "plague" (Iv 265), Viola sighs and "Your country is my master It is the opposite ". Love is hopeless. "(II.ii. Since love desperately desires people suffering from it, when it thinks that Cesario is a lover of Olivia, it can lead to violence as it is threatening to kill him. At this point, the distance from the drama will be a tragedy only a few steps ahead - this will prove how powerful and terrible the power of love is.

Compared with other Shakespeare 's comedy, "Twelfth Night" is definitely the darkest. As his last comedy, it is suitable for the 'twelfth night' that gradually gets darker, seek to emphasize that the end is not true happiness, depression, and 'it is all' . - Watching games is quite different from watching movies. There are two choices when watching a movie, with a bag of chips on the sofa at home, or with a bucket with popcorn in the cinema. Why do not we sit and watch a movie and do not waste it for two hours? We spend most of our time watching movies. When people get bored, we spend time watching movies.

Some of Shakespeare's love will be mentioned on the night of the twelfth day. By the end of the movie, Judi Dench asked Joseph Fiennes to write a comedy on the evening of the twelfth day. Love for Shakespeare 's movie' Viola '(Gwyneth Paltrow) is the daughter of a wealthy businessman who became an actor pretending to be a boy, and Shakespeare is a difficult economic drama. The writer is working hard to write Romeo and Juliet. On the last scene of the movie she was presented as a "real" inspiration of William Shakespeare for the heroine of "Twelve Nights". To deal with Shakespeare's Twelve Night wreck, the movie includes a scene where character viola is separated from the marriage that was organized and the colonial love of the United States, overcoming the shipwreck and landing in Virginia It is.