Literature/William Shakespeare
Twelfth Night
William Shakespeare, c. 1601
Shakespeare’s comedy of Viola, who is shipwrecked in Illyria and disguises herself as a young man to serve Duke Orsino, who sends her to woo the Countess Olivia for him.
Famous quotes
- Act I, scene i.In context
- Act I, Scene III, spoken by Sir TobyIn context
- Act I, Scene V, spoken by ClownIn context
- Act I, Scene V, spoken by ClownIn context
O time, thou must untangle this, not I,
It is too hard a knot for me t’untie!Act II, Scene II, spoken by ViolaIn context- Act II, Scene IV, spoken by DukeIn context
- Act II, Scene IV, spoken by ViolaIn context
- Act II, scene v.In context
- Olivia, scene iIn context
Contents
Act I
- Scene IAn Apartment in the Duke’s Palace
- Scene IIThe sea-coast
- Scene IIIA Room in Olivia’s House
- Scene IVA Room in the Duke’s Palace
- Scene VA Room in Olivia’s House
Act II
- Scene IThe sea-coast
- Scene IIA street
- Scene IIIA Room in Olivia’s House
- Scene IVA Room in the Duke’s Palace
- Scene VOlivia’s garden
Act III
Act IV
Act V
- Scene IThe Street before Olivia’s House