https://padlet.com/emsterling20/tvzrknu0t3cnkqb3 en-us 2020-05-17 15:05:32 UTC 2020-05-18 02:26:57 UTC hello@padlet.com emsterling20 https://padlet.com/emsterling20/tvzrknu0t3cnkqb3/wish/578156885 Viola's first response is to disguise herself in order to serve the duke/gain leeway to Olivia]]> 2020-05-17 17:36:15 UTC https://padlet.com/emsterling20/tvzrknu0t3cnkqb3/wish/578156885 emsterling20 https://padlet.com/emsterling20/tvzrknu0t3cnkqb3/wish/578327655 Malvolio describes "Cesario" and his appearance. His description is fairly adrogynous, which is fitting since it's actually Viola. This quote plays into the more literal portion of the "seeing" theme and gives Olivia an incorrect view and conviction of Cesario. Since the readers "know" something that the Characters don't, Olivia's future infatuation is more subjective unbeknownst to her.]]> 2020-05-17 19:24:30 UTC https://padlet.com/emsterling20/tvzrknu0t3cnkqb3/wish/578327655 emsterling20 https://padlet.com/emsterling20/tvzrknu0t3cnkqb3/wish/578353248 We discover that not only is Viola hiding her true identity, but so is her twin brother. His exact intentions with just changing his name for Antonio are hazy at best. However, he believes that Viola drowned so perhaps changing his identity was just him grieving.]]> 2020-05-17 19:40:55 UTC https://padlet.com/emsterling20/tvzrknu0t3cnkqb3/wish/578353248 emsterling20 https://padlet.com/emsterling20/tvzrknu0t3cnkqb3/wish/578383620      Here, Viola realizes that Olivia appears to be attracted to and essentially in love with "Cesario". Viola realizes the wickedness of her disguise and the damage it has caused. Olivia is in love with her male persona, but Viola herself is in love with Orsino but cannot do anything about it since he only sees and knows her as Cesario. ]]> 2020-05-17 20:00:47 UTC https://padlet.com/emsterling20/tvzrknu0t3cnkqb3/wish/578383620 emsterling20 https://padlet.com/emsterling20/tvzrknu0t3cnkqb3/wish/578641961   Again, Viola is having some regrets about her disguise, especially concerning Olivia. It's made blatantly clear that Olivia is head over heels over Cesario, and is persistent that he try and woo her. However, Viola is in a tough pot because Olivia is so relentless. Viola tries to keep her identity hidden by being vague about her inability to court Olivia. ]]> 2020-05-17 23:49:29 UTC https://padlet.com/emsterling20/tvzrknu0t3cnkqb3/wish/578641961 emsterling20 https://padlet.com/emsterling20/tvzrknu0t3cnkqb3/wish/578665133   Here, as Sir Andrew and Viola are about to duel, Antonio suddenly interrupts. He mistakes Viola as Sebastian, so he immediately offers himself as Sir Andrew's opponent instead. Again, the twins' disguises have proved to be problematic since their the only ones who know the truth, while everyone else are just pawns, so to speak, in the game.]]> 2020-05-18 00:14:42 UTC https://padlet.com/emsterling20/tvzrknu0t3cnkqb3/wish/578665133 emsterling20 https://padlet.com/emsterling20/tvzrknu0t3cnkqb3/wish/578687146   Sebastian has met Olivia, and Olivia finally gets her "Cesario". Although confused, Sebastian is practically on cloud nine as Olivia begs him to go back with her. However, this meeting makes you pause, won't they eventually figure out that they are mistaken? What if Cesario shows up, what will poor Olivia think, there's TWO of the man she loves? Both characters are in the dark at the moment they meet, although they believe otherwise.]]> 2020-05-18 00:38:21 UTC https://padlet.com/emsterling20/tvzrknu0t3cnkqb3/wish/578687146 emsterling20 https://padlet.com/emsterling20/tvzrknu0t3cnkqb3/wish/578746355   At last, we've uncovered the veil of mystery. Every secret has unveiled itself. Now, this play takes the seeing and knowing idea quite literally. Orsino knows Viola to really be Cesario, however when he finally sees her true self, he still "sees" her as his servant until she can get some more feminine clothes. Which, is an interesting example of "seeing is believing". ]]> 2020-05-18 01:37:19 UTC https://padlet.com/emsterling20/tvzrknu0t3cnkqb3/wish/578746355