How is Olivia's status conveyed? It's for a drama homework
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Olivia's status is conveyed in several ways: how she carries herself, how she dresses, her household, and how people treat her.
The simplest way is how people treat her. Duke Orsino is a nobleman; it is natural that his affections should fall on...
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