Toby Sir Toby is Olivia's I'll confine Toby is a one of “Confine! uncle. He manipulates myself no finer than I William Shakespeare Andrew to continue to am: these clothes are finest comedic woo Olivia so he can good enough to drink character. He is a keep getting money in; and so be these strong-willed person from Andrew, since boots too: an they be and a drunkard who Andrew is rich but not, let them hang will do anything for dimwitted. themselves in their money. own straps. “ Feste He’s a source of am indeed not her Very and “I mockery and fool, but her corrupter cunning, a jester who amusement as he of words” can see the true cause pokes fun at many of of someone’s the characters. His problems. song at the end of the book is a significant commentary on growing old. Andrew Sir Andrew hath indeed, He is a rich, and “He Aguecheek is a friend almost natural: for to wear red socks. He of Toby and a support besides that he's a is somewhat skinny, character to Toby. He fool, he's a great and he wears fancy is Toby’s friend, or so quarreller: and but clothing. He is an he thinks, but in that he hath the gift of idiot who thinks he is reality, Toby only a coward to allay the a brave, young wants power and gust he hath in champion who is good money from him. quarrelling, 'tis at languages, dueling, Andrew wants to thought among the and dancing, among marry Olivia but prudent he would other things. realizes she does not quickly have the gift love him. of a grave. “ Fabian Fabian is a friend of our silence Very little of Fabian is “Though Sir Toby, and he be drawn from us with revealed, except that serves as an cars, yet peace.” he enjoys a good joke accomplice to the plot and shares at least against Malvolio, as some tastes with Sir well as the duel with Toby. Viola. He also acts as a restraining force on Toby in some situations.
Toby Sir Toby is Olivia's uncle. He manipulates Andrew to continue to woo Olivia so he can keep getting money from Andrew, since Andrew is rich but dimwitted. “Confine! I'll confine myself no finer than I am: these clothes are good enough to drink in; and so be these boots too: an they be not, let them hang themselves in their own straps. “ Toby is a one of William Shakespeare finest comedic character. He is a strong-willed person and a drunkard who will do anything for money. Feste He’s a source of mockery and amusement as he pokes fun at many of the characters. His song at the end of the book is a significant commentary on growing old. “I am indeed not her fool, but her corrupter of words” Very and cunning, a jester who can see the true cause of someone’s problems. Andrew Sir Andrew Aguecheek is a friend of Toby and a support character to Toby. He is Toby’s friend, or so he thinks, but in reality, Toby only wants power and money from him. Andrew wants to marry Olivia but realizes she does not love him. “He hath indeed, almost natural: for besides that he's a fool, he's a great quarreller: and but that he hath the gift of a coward to allay the gust he hath in quarrelling, 'tis thought among the prudent he would quickly have the gift of a grave. “ He is a rich, and to wear red socks. He is somewhat skinny, and he wears fancy clothing. He is an idiot who thinks he is a brave, young champion who is good at languages, dueling, and dancing, among other things. Fabian Fabian is a friend of Sir Toby, and he serves as an accomplice to the plot against Malvolio, as well as the duel with Viola. He also acts as a restraining force on Toby in some situations. “Though our silence be drawn from us with cars, yet peace.” Very little of Fabian is revealed, except that he enjoys a good joke and shares at least some tastes with Sir Toby.
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