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Deception in Twelfth Night (Disguise of Viola as Orsino's eunuch…
Deception in Twelfth Night
Gulling
Sir Andrew's gulling
Sir Toby taking his money
Sir Toby taking his horse
Fabian and Sir Toby convincing him to duel
Mocking of Sir Andrew's duel
Malvolio's gulling
Maria writing the letter
Feste dressing as Sir Topaz
Sir Toby, Fabian and Maria trying to convince him that he is mad
Disguise of Viola as Orsino's eunuch Cesario
causes the confusion for Olivia who falls in love with him/her
Confusion for Feste, Sir Toby and Sir Andrew after the duel
Confusion as Orsino is in love with Viola as a girl not Cesario as a boy but there are homoerotic moments between them when Viola is Cesario
"Disguise, I see thou art a wickedness,
Wherein the pregnant enemy does much"
Sebastian telling Antonio that his name is Roderigo
Deception of Illyeria
The language itself is deceiving
"A sentence is but a cheveril glove to a good wit: how quickly the wrong side may be turned outward"
Sir Toby and Sir Andrew are very British-type knights and have 'normal' English names
Names are almost anagrams of each other
Viola-Olivia
Orsino-Cesario
"nothing that is so, is so"