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12th Night
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Manufacturer: Washington Square Press
Author: William Shakespeare
Publisher: Washington Square Press
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12th Night Description
Binding: Paperback
EAN: 9780671457525
ISBN: 0671457527
Label: Washington Square Press
Manufacturer: Washington Square Press
Number Of Items: 1
Publication Date: 1982-06-03
Publisher: Washington Square Press
Studio: Washington Square Press
EAN: 9780671457525
ISBN: 0671457527
Label: Washington Square Press
Manufacturer: Washington Square Press
Number Of Items: 1
Publication Date: 1982-06-03
Publisher: Washington Square Press
Studio: Washington Square Press
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Review Summary: Funny and Witty-A Comedy of Errors
Review: This is a very funny play by Shakespeare. It's very complicated, but the plot is sound. In the play, a shipwrecked woman pretends to be a man and falls in love with the Duke, for whom she is working. Her name is Viola. The Duke is madly in love with Count Olivia. He sends Viola to try to woo her in his name. Instead, Olivia falls in love with Viola, thinking she is a man. The plot thickens when Sebastion, Viola's twin brother, steps in. It is hilarious and has a fantastic ending, not to mention the Clown and other minor characters.
Review Summary: Funny and Witty-A Comedy of Errors
Review: This is a very funny play by Shakespeare. It's very complicated, but the plot is sound. In the play, a shipwrecked woman pretends to be a man and falls in love with the Duke, for whom she is working. Her name is Viola. The Duke is madly in love with Count Olivia. He sends Viola to try to woo her in his name. Instead, Olivia falls in love with Viola, thinking she is a man. The plot thickens when Sebastion, Viola's twin brother, steps in. It is hilarious and has a fantastic ending, not to mention the Clown and other minor characters.