Twelfth Night: Act 3

Why does Cesario call the fool "wise"?

• The fool told Cesario how to get Olivia to marry Count Orsino

• The fool has to take everyone's mood into account quickly before he can make fun of them

• The fool realized that Cesario was a girl

• The fool was able to talk Cesario into giving him more money

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Why does Cesario say that he is Olivia's servant?

• Since he serves Count Orsino and Olivia is going to marry him, that makes him her servant too

• He is trying to make her love him more

• He is trying to stop working for Orsino and work for her instead

• He is trying to show her that he doesn't like her

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Why does Sir Andrew challenge Cesario to a duel?

• Maria tricks him into it

• He wants to marry Cesario and thinks that is the best way to show his love

• He is dared to do it by Sir Toby

• He thinks Cesario is trying to win Olivia's heart

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Why does Antonio not want to walk around the town?

• He didn't have any money to shop so he didn't want to go

• He is too tired and just wants to rest

• He is wanted by the Count for an incident that happened in the past

• He has been there before and isn't interested in the sights

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Why does Antonio interrupt the duel between Cesario and Sir Andrew?

• He thinks Cesario is Sebastian

• He has a personal grudge against Sir Andrew

• He was bored and looking for a fight

• Cesario begged him for help

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