A character in this play invents a "daughter of [her] father," to counter a claim that women's love isn't as passionate as men's love.
A character in this play invents a "daughter of [her] father," to counter a claim that women's love isn't as passionate as men's love. A character in this play interprets the riddle "M. O. A. I." to be his own name, and therefore walks around cross-gartered, smiling stupidly. Antonio interrupts a duel in this play so he can be arrested. The jester (*) Feste sings throughout this play, which begins, "If music be the food of love, play on." A page named Cesario dresses in women's clothes and marries the duke of Illyria, Orsino, at this play's end, when Viola reunites with Sebastian. For 10 points, name this Shakespeare comedy written for the end of Christmas.
A character in this play invents a "daughter of [her] father," to counter a claim that women's love isn't as passionate as men's love.
Twelfth Night