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Twelfth Night Analysis: Act 2 Scene 5

Instantly download the PDF SLIDES used in this entire series by visiting my Shop and making a one-time purchase. Click here:   / literature_walkthrough   | Then click on SHOP. You can also support this channel by making a donation here: 1) Patreon:   / literature_walkthrough   2) PayPal: paypal.me/5QRod 3) YouTube Super Thanks: click the heart below the video You can email me at: [email protected] Please Like and Subscribe. It helps a lot. Thank you very much. - Plot and Dramatic Form Analysis 00:24 - "Olivia's" letter (7 commands) to Malvolio 16:54 CHARACTER Analysis: (For detailed analysis of all major characters, see    • Twelfth Night:  Character Analysis  ) - C8 Malvolio 03:14 - C4 Olivia - potential puritan? 03:14 - C8 Malvolio - the puritan’s hypocrisy 08:57 - C7 Maria 14:49; Maria as Satan? 22:29 - C6 Sir Andrew - identity disturbance? 20:18 THEME Analysis: (For detailed analysis of these and other themes, see:    • Twelfth Night: Theme Analysis  ) - T3 Puritanism 03:14 and 08:57 - T6 Appearance vs reality 05:38 and 12:25 - T11 Dual nature of love 03:14 and 05:38 - T5 Love as destroyer 05:38 and 12:25 - T8 We are the agents of our own destruction 05:38 and 12:25 - T1 Time wasting 11:06 - T3 Puritanism vs libertinism 11:06 - T4 Excess vs moderation (Puritans had a point) 11:06 - T9 Manipulation 14:49 - T8 Revenge 17:51 Writing a LITERATURE ANALYSIS ESSAY? See my practical guide with model papers:    • Literature Analysis   If you're interested in more Shakespeare analysis, see my other playlists: ROMEO and JULIET:    • Romeo and Juliet   For Romeo and Juliet THESIS STATEMENT prompts see:    • Плейлист   MACBETH:    • Macbeth Scene by Scene Analysis   For Macbeth THESIS STATEMENT prompts see:    • Плейлист   HAMLET:    • Hamlet Scene by Scene   For Hamlet THESIS STATEMENT prompts see:    • Плейлист   OTHELLO:    • Othello   TWELFTH NIGHT:    • Twelfth Night   All commentary and summary in this series is designed to help students: — Prepare for GCSE, A-Level, IB, and AP evaluation — Prepare for general quizzes and exams — Generate ideas for analysis essays — Participate knowledgeably in class discussions