Character Analysis of Malvolio and Sir Andrew Aguecheek in Twelfth Night by William Shakespeare

Malvolio:-Malvolio is appointed by Olivia as a flight coadjutor to defend order in the household. Malvolio is a character who is in turn in cardh himself. He is obsessed with vanity and thinks overly much of himself. Malvolio is a Narcisst1. Malvolio is big-chested, grand and is an egotist. He is like a man looking rarify the wrong end of the oscilloscope and sees everything in the worldly use up as being gaunt in stature. He thinks no end of himself. Malvolio goes so unwraplying(prenominal) that he once threatens to agree Sir toby fillpot jug out of the house. By doing this, Malvolio has taken a stride too far. It should be remembered that in the Elizabethan society, a flight attendant is outclassed to a knight. Malvolio being a steward is inferior to Sir Toby and he has crossed his limits when he threatens Sir Toby. Because, whatever limitations Sir Toby may suck, he is still a buck and is Olivias (Malvolios schoolmarm) uncle. This shows how arrogant he is. Olivia gives an penetration into Malvolios nature when she says that he suffers from self-love or is arrogant and vain. Malvolio becomes arrogant, regarding Feste as old and lacking in wit when he (Feste) tells her that she should not mourn her brothers death. Malvolio disparages the mugful and wonders how the mistress throne take disport in such a rascal.

This shows that Malvolio has no sense of toughness; as he always tries to upkeep the house in an atmosphere of oppression. She chides Malvolio for his lack of pains with Feste, verbalise him that he is ugly from self-love and that a fool (Feste) does no harm. Malvolio initially seems to be a minor character, and his gangrene seems teensy-weensy more than an mirthful subplot to the Viola-Olivia-Orsino love triangle. Many critics have judged his character... If you compliments to get a full essay, order it on our website: Orderessay

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