Twelfth Night

twelfth night by Shakespear

How is romantic love depicted in the play twelfth night? What point does Shakespear seem to be making about romance?

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There are various forms of love in Shakespeare's Twelfth Night. Love is seen as accepted insanity and truly lies in the eye of the beholder. Many characters are consumed with love and others are merely drawn to the idea of love. The difference lies within the perception that each character has about romantic affection.

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