This play ends with a performance of the song "Hey, ho, the wind and the rain" by a jester. A subplot in this play involves a plot between Andrew Aguecheek, Sir Toby Belch, and the aforementioned jester Feste to humiliate the uptight steward Malvolio
This play ends with a performance of the song "Hey, ho, the wind and the rain" by a jester. A subplot in this play involves a plot between Andrew Aguecheek, Sir Toby Belch, and the aforementioned jester Feste to humiliate the uptight steward Malvolio, who wants to marry his lady Olivia. However, Olivia actually falls in love with a character who disguises herself as the man Cesario after a shipwreck off the Illyrian coast. For 10 points, name this William Shakespeare comedy which contains the marriage of Viola and Duke Orsino.
This play ends with a performance of the song "Hey, ho, the wind and the rain" by a jester.
{Twelfth Night}, or {What You Will}