Love And Desire

Question 1

Act 1 Scene 1- literally the first line of the play, it’s not looking good for you orsino, calm it down.

Answer 1

If music be the food of love, play on give me excess of it; that surfeiting the appetite may sicken and so die

Question 2

Act 2 Scene 3- Feste is very philosophical here, love is a tricky subject

Answer 2

What is love? Tis not here hereafter; present merth hath present laughter

Question 3

Act 2 Scene 5- Viola sits on a gravestone and tells the story of her sister (none of its real btw)

Answer 3

She sat like patience on a monument, smiling at grief. Was not this love indeed?

Question 4

Act 2 scene 4- you gotta tell people what you really think of them, isn’t that right viola? Worms can eat you pretty fast

Answer 4

She never told her love but let concealment like a worm i’th’bud feed on her damask cheek

Question 5

Act 2 Scene 3- how do journeys end? Feste has an answer as usual

Answer 5

Journeys end in lovers meeting

Question 6

Act 1 Scene 4- Orsino has become very vulnerable with Viola, a bit too open perhaps?

Answer 6

I have unclasped to thee the book of even my secret soul

Question 7

Act 3 Scene 3- Antonio has a hidden desire for Orsino, it’s very sharp

Answer 7

My desire more sharp than filed steel