Impact of the end of the play AO5

Question 1

What does Bevington say Malvolio is?

Answer 1

“an enemy of merriment”

Question 2

What does Bevington say about Malvolio ending?

Answer 2

“no room for him in the concluding harmonies of the play”

Question 3

A_______ t_ t__ a______ m_________ g________ a c______ t_ t__ p_____ d____ t______ h____________

Answer 3

allusion to the actors maleness generated a counter to the plays drive towards heterosexuality

Question 4

T_________ t_ u_______ t__ c_________ e_______ i_ h___________ u______

Answer 4

Threatened to undercut the conventional ending in heterosexual union

Question 5

What does Walton say about about Antonio and Sebastian’s relationship?

Answer 5

if a man fails to advance from homosocial pair into heterosexual marriage, such a man is not reconcilable and should be subjected to punishment and imprisonment

Question 6

What does Walton say about the “sexual elasticity between Antonio and Sebastian”?

Answer 6

undergirds a homoerotic frisson that threatens extension beyond the plays final curtain

Question 7

What did Cruz say about homoerotic love in Twelfth Night?

Answer 7

no place for homoerotic love except for the purpose of comedy and condemnation