Twelfth Night: Suffering Through Love

The video explores themes of love in Shakespeare's works, focusing on characters like Olivia, Caesario, and Orsino. It highlights Olivia's attraction to Caesario's genuine nature, contrasting with Orsino's idealized view of love. Malvolia's unrequited love and self-deception are examined, culminating in her aspirational journey towards acceptance and new beginnings.

What aspect of love is Shakespeare particularly interested in, according to the first section?

• The conflicts in love

• The beginning of love

• The end of love

• The familial love

How does Caesario's approach to Olivia differ from Orsino's?

• Caesario uses poetic language, while Orsino is straightforward.

• Caesario is shy, while Orsino is confident.

• Caesario is rude and witty, while Orsino is obsessed with poetic ideals.

• Caesario is indifferent, while Orsino is deeply in love.

What realization does Malvolia come to regarding Olivia's love?

• That she needs to confront Olivia.

• That Olivia never loved her.

• That she has been fooling herself with her imagination.

• That Olivia's love is genuine and requited.

What symbolizes Malvolia's acceptance of a new beginning?

• A letter

• A song

• The rain

• A dream

What does Malvolia's journey suggest about dealing with unrequited love?

• Accepting the situation and moving forward

• Seeking revenge on those who hurt you

• Ignoring the feelings and moving on

• Confronting the person directly