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Twelfth Night pt 2 - Coggle Diagram

- - - - The letter focuses on only the physical i.e. objectification.
- - - - Antonio (to Sebastian): "Will you stay no longer? Nor will you not that I go with you?" (2.1. 1-2)
      - Antonio does not wish to be separate from Sebastian. Falls almost mad in love. Being a servent means taking the submissive role. Places Sebastian on a pedestal. Danger of relationship turning exploitative.
      - Antonio: "If you will not murder me for my love, let me be your servant" (2.1. 33-34).
        Also "I do adore thee so" (2.1 45).
  - - - Orsino seems to be into Cesario (Viola) while also being in love in Olivia.
      - Olivia's in love with Cesario without knowing it is Viola. Would she be in love with Viola if she knew she was a woman? Reminiscent of Judith Butler's ideas of expanding gender and sexuality beyond the normative, cis and heterosexual.
- - - - Sexual undertones. The blood is not circulating correctly and implied to be gathering elsewhere in excess. Imbalanced.
      - Olivia: "Wilt thou go to bed, Malvolio?" / Malvolio: "To bed? Ay sweetheart, and I'll come to thee" (3.4. 30-31).
        
        Malvolio is making sexual advances. Advances which Olivia doesn't really want and is confused by. She is not in on the prank Maria has plotted.