Twelfth Night Act 2 Scene 4 Quiz

What does Orsino send Viola to do again at the end of this scene?

What does Orsino claim about women’s hearts?

What does Orsino say he would do if Olivia rejected him again?

What activity does Orsino request at the beginning of the scene?

What does Orsino compare love to in this scene?

What story does Viola tell Orsino to hint at her own feelings?

What emotion does Viola reveal indirectly?

Which characters are present in this scene?

What does Orsino say about men’s love compared to women’s?

What advice does Orsino give about choosing a partner?

How does Viola subtly challenge Orsino’s beliefs?

What song does Feste sing?

What does Viola’s patience in this scene reveal?

What is the mood of Feste’s song?

What theme does Feste’s song reinforce?

What symbol does music serve as in this scene?

How does Viola respond to Orsino’s claim about women?

Who stays behind to speak privately with Orsino after the music?

What subject does Orsino discuss with Viola in this scene?

What is ironic about Orsino’s discussion of love?

How does Feste’s presence influence the tone?

What does Feste’s song suggest about lovers?

How does Viola’s story affect Orsino?

What literary device is used in Viola’s “sister” story?

What kind of irony dominates the scene?

What does this scene foreshadow?

Who provides the music Orsino asks for?

What mood dominates the middle of the scene?

Where does Act 2 Scene 4 take place?

What theme does this scene develop most strongly?