For 35 ! ! 1. in act ii, when malvolio says, "all is fortune," he means that everything that happens to a character is based on circumstances that are out of the character's control. to what extent is malvolio correct? in twelfth night, do the characters' fates depend more on outside circumstances or on their own traits and choices? give examples from the text to support your answer.2. fools and foolishness are important themes in twelfth night. describe the difference between the two kinds of fools the reader meets in the play.3. what does shakespeare say about love in twelfth night? do you agree or disagree? support your ideas with evidence from the text.

1. in "the twelfth night", malvolio's belief is very much true. most of the characters' fates depend on their traits and actions. if malvolio was not so open about his feelings for olivia, maria would have not been able to fool him. and if viola did not choose to be a male, she would not have survived.2. the two different types of fools in the twelfth night, are the fools that are looked at like insane and/or madness. although there is some controversy of this actually being foolishness, it is looked at that these types of people are fools because they are making fun of themselves and of their own being.another type of fool are idiots. these types of fools are often looked at like those who cannot understand something given to them or are (for example) drunk when the information is given to them. so the two types of fools are "idiots" and "madness/insanity"3. i would say that i do agree with shakespeare's point of view about says that love can cause happiness, pain, destruction, and among all things can also create a new and better life. shakespeare also says that love is something that has to be found, and cannot be bought or crafted. no not everyone can find love their many people who go their entire lives without ever finding "true love", while others find it in a blink of an eye. love i also not something for everyone because some people have their lives destroyed from love or from just loving someone.