Twelfth Night by William Shakespeare (Book Analysis)

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<i>Twelfth Night</i> by William Shakespeare, which recounts the romantic adventures and misadventures of the Illyrian nobles Olivia and Duke Orsino and the identical twins Sebastian and Viola. The use of disguises, plus the fact that the two twins are identical, results in a series of misunderstandings and leads to a love triangle in which Viola, disguised as a page boy named Cesario, plays a pivotal role. With a compelling cast of characters, including the vain and foolish Sir Andrew Aguecheek and the haughty servant Malvolio,
<i>Twelfth Night</i> has captivated audiences for centuries and continues to be performed regularly today.

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