12th Night : Antonio Flashcards

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Love and desire - homosexual love

“If you will not murder me for my love…”

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“let me be your servant.”
- Antonio Act 2,1

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Love and Desire - Homosexual love

“I have many enemies in Orsino’s court…”

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“Else would I shortly see thee there /
But come what may I do adore thee so /
That danger shall seem sport, and I will go.”
- Antonio Act 2,1

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Love and Desire - Homosexual love

“I could not stay behind you. My desire…”

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“more sharp than filed steel, did spur me forth, and not all love to see you.”
- Antonio Act 3,3

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Love and Desire - Homosexual love

“Whiles you beguile the time and feed your knowledge…”

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“with viewing of the town. There you shall have me.”
- Antonio 3,3

“have me” slang for sex

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Love and Desire - Homosexual love

“Haply your eye shall light upon some toy…”

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“you have desire to purchase; and your store, I think, is not for idle markets.”
- Antonio 3,3

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Love and Desire - Homosexual love

“One, sir, that for his love…”

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“dares yet to do more than you have heard him brag to you he will.”
- Antonio 3,4 (threatening Toby)

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Love as a cause of suffering

“Do not tempt my misery…”

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“lest that it make me so unsound a man as to upbraid you with those kindnesses that I have done for you.”
- Antonio Act 3,4

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Love as a cause of suffering

“Relieved him with such sanctity of love…”

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“and to his image, which methought did promise most venerable worth, did I devotion.”
- Antonio 3,4

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Love as a cause of suffering

“But O, how vile an idol…”

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“proves this god.”
- Antonio 3,4

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Antonio as loyal and valiant

“Antonio never yet was…”

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“thief or pirate.”
- Antonio 5,1

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Love as a cause of suffering

“A witchcraft…”

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“drew me hither.”
- Antonio 5,1

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Love and desire / love as a cause of suffering

“My love, without retention or restraint, all his in dedication…”

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“for his sake did I expose myself - pure for his love - into the danger of this adverse town.”
- Antonio Act 5,1

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Love and desire - homosexual love

“And for three months before, no…”

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“interim, not a minute’s vacancy, both day and night did we keep company.”
- Antonio 5,1

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“Antonio’s instant adoration puts him in the same catagory as Olivia and Orsino…”

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“he is a victim of the prenatural power weilded by the Messaline twins.”
- Will Tosh

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16
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“Antonio is a…”

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“floating lover within a conventional heterosexual marriage.”
- Will Tosh

17
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“When his beloved Sebastian is cavalierly married and when, from a contemporary point of view, Antonio would seem to have more reason to protest…”

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“Silence is often the most telling form of disappointment.”
- Casey Charles (Gender Trouble in Twelfth Night.)