Character Reactions and Advice in Twelfth Night

Andrew is hesitant to stay longer, feeling slighted by his niece's behavior towards the Count's servant. Fabian and Toby encourage him to act bravely to win her favor. Toby suggests challenging the servant to a duel and writing a bold letter. Meanwhile, Malvolio's odd transformation into wearing yellow stockings is humorously noted.

Why does Andrew decide to leave?

• He is tired of the place.

• He feels neglected by his niece.

• He is afraid of the Count.

• He has urgent business elsewhere.

What does Fabian suggest about Andrew's niece's behavior?

• She is planning to leave with the servant.

• She is genuinely interested in the Count's servant.

• She is trying to provoke Andrew.

• She is unaware of Andrew's feelings.

What does Fabian think Andrew should have done to win his niece's favor?

• Written her a poem.

• Bought her a gift.

• Acted bravely.

• Ignored her completely.

What is Fabian's advice to Andrew to prove his bravery?

• Challenge the Count to a duel.

• Leave the place immediately.

• Write a love letter to his niece.

• Challenge the Count's servant to a duel.

What style does Fabian suggest for the letter to the Count's servant?

• Polite and respectful.

• Formal and diplomatic.

• Bold and aggressive.

• Humorous and light-hearted.

What do Toby and Fabian plan to do with the letter?

• Deliver it personally.

• Burn it.

• Make it humorous.

• Send it anonymously.

What is Toby's opinion about Andrew's bravery?

• He is somewhat brave.

• He is the bravest of all.

• He is very brave.

• He lacks bravery.

What is the reaction to Malvolio's appearance?

• Confusion.

• Admiration.

• Fear.

• Amusement.