One character in this play claims a woman should only be mourning for her brother if he is in hell, not heaven, prompting that woman to say his comment was merely a harmless "bird-bolt.
One character in this play claims a woman should only be mourning for her brother if he is in hell, not heaven, prompting that woman to say his comment was merely a harmless "bird-bolt." One character in this play leaves promising revenge after having earlier quoted a line about having ($) "greatness thrust upon" him. After being given a letter forged by Maria, that character in this play smiles constantly and wears (*) yellow stockings cross-gartered. That character, Malvolio, disapproves of the drunkenness of Andrew Aguecheek and Toby Belch. For ten points, identify this Shakespeare comedy which sees Olivia and the Duke Orsino marry shipwrecked twins Sebastian and Viola.
One character in this play claims a woman should only be mourning for her brother if he is in hell, not heaven, prompting that woman to say his comment was merely a harmless "bird-bolt.
{Twelfth Night}