Tag Archives: Twelfth Night

— 5.1 — In front of Olivia’s house, Feste and Fabian were talking. Fabian said to Feste, “Please let me see Malvolio’s letter.” “Fabian, grant me a request first.” “Anything you want.” “Do not desire to see this letter.” “It’s as … Continue reading →

— 4.1 — Sebastian and Feste were arguing in front of Olivia’s house. Olivia had sent Feste to find Cesario and bring him back to her, and Feste thought that Sebastian was Cesario. Feste said, “Are you trying to make me … Continue reading →

— 3.4 — Olivia and Maria talked together in Olivia’s garden. Olivia said to herself, “I have sent a servant after Orsino’s young messenger, Cesario, to make him come back and see me. What kind of food should I serve … Continue reading →

— 3.2 — Sir Toby, Sir Andrew, and Fabian were meeting in a room in Olivia’s house. Sir Andrew, who was angry, said, “No, I will not stay in this house a second longer.” “Your reason, dear venomous one,” Sir … Continue reading →

— 3.1 — A little later, Viola walked into Olivia’s garden, where she met Feste, who had a small drum — known as a tabor —hanging around his neck. “God bless you and your music, friend,” Viola said. “Do you live … Continue reading →

— 2.5 — A change had been made in Maria’s plan. She would still plant the forged love letter where Malvolio would find it, but the people who would witness what would happen afterward would be Sir Toby, Sir Andrew, … Continue reading →

— 2.4 — Orsino, Viola, Orsino’s attendant Curio, and others, including musicians, were in a room in Duke Orsino’s palace. Orsino said, “Play some music for me.” The musicians began to play. Orsino said, “Good morning, friends. Cesario, remember that … Continue reading →

— 2.3 — In Olivia’s house, Sir Toby Belch and Sir Andrew Aguecheek were partying. As usual, they had drunk too much. Sir Toby said, “Come here, Sir Andrew. We are not in bed although it is after midnight, and therefore … Continue reading →

— 2.1 — Viola’s twin brother, Sebastian, had survived the shipwreck. Now he was on the coast, talking with the person who had saved his life and who had given him food and shelter: Antonio. Antonio asked, “Won’t you stay … Continue reading →

— 1.5 — Maria, who had recently used her wits to reveal the foolishness of Sir Andrew Aguecheek, was in Olivia’s house talking to a person of wit and intelligence. This person was Feste, a jester who made his living … Continue reading →