Twelfth Night: Key Quotations (Edexcel GCSE English Literature): Flashcards

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Twelfth Night: Key Quotations
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Orsino's 'food of love' quote shows what view

Obsession with love; insatiable desire that consumes him

What Olivia compares falling in love to

Catching a disease/plague

Viola's 'desperate for my master's love' shows what

Unrequited love & anguish from suppressed emotions

Viola's 'Disguise, thou art a wickedness' reflects what

Fluidity of gender and identity

Orsino's view on women's love capacity

Women are inferior in love (societal view)

Viola's 'daughters/brothers' quote highlights what

Blending male & female roles; tension of disguise vs truth

Malvolio's 'Some are born great' quote exposes what

His arrogance and blind ambition

Malvolio's revenge vow shows what consequence

Darker consequences of unchecked ambition

How Maria rises socially in the play

Through cunning; marries Sir Toby

Viola's 'Conceal me what I am' sets up what

Comedic misunderstandings & dramatic irony

Malvolio in yellow stockings symbolises what

Chaos caused by ambition and deception

Sebastian's confusion reflects what type of humour

Chaotic humour from mistaken identity

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