Antonio

Question 1

“Tomorrow, sir; best first go see your lodging”

Answer 1

Act 3 Scene 3
- wants to stay safe and unidentified

Question 2

“I do not without danger walk these streets”

Answer 2

Act 3 Scene 3
- has bad blood with Orsino
- feels like he’s in danger every time he walks the street, cautious

Question 3

“Hold, sir, here’s my purse”

Answer 3

Act 3 Scene 3
- offers Sebastian his purse since he doesn’t have a lot of money
- one of the only characters that gives without expecting recommendation
- generous

Question 4

“Orsino, noble sir”

Answer 4

Act 5 Scene 1
- trying to please Orsino
- pleading Orsino to save himself
- vocative

Question 5

“That most ingrateful boy there by your side”

Answer 5

Act 5 Scene 1
- pre modifier
- indirect language
- draws attention to the Viola/Cesario confusion

Question 6

“Did I expose myself - pure for his love”

Answer 6

Act 5 Scene 1
- hasn’t just talked about his love, has acted on it and shown Sebastian’s devotion
- homoerotic desire? could contrast other loves in the play: his is pure, honest and open