Twelfth Night Group
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In Shakespeare's 'Twelfth Night' Viola and Malvolio posses good and bad qualities. Discuss? Refer to differences in their love.
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eNotes Editor
Posted by coachingcorner on Wednesday November 18, 2009 at 5:51 AMThis question about Viola and Malvolio in William Shakespeare's 'Twelfth Night' looks like quite a detailed discussion. In looking at their positive and negative qualities, here are some that you may want to examine and describe in more detail than there is space for here:
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'Viola's' cheerfulness, enchanting demeanour, positive outlook,resilience, passion,delicacy,youthful charm,imaginative,sympathy
also less positvely ...
unadventurous,vulnerability,guarded,secretive,
Malvolio
Forward, lusty,fussy,serious, prudish,pedantic,vanity,egotistical,gullible,dreamy,officious,
More positively...
Sensible,sober,persevering,hopeful,managerial,open
In terms of love, think of the following concepts and apply to each:
Realism,delusion,infatuation,empathy,sentimental,leering,sensitive,
fantasy,profound,tender.
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