In act II, scene I, the audience finds out that Sebastian and Viola are twins and that they are identical, at least when they are both dressed as men. In what ways do you predict this revelation will complicate matters as the plot moves forward?

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4 July, 10:14

In act II, scene I, the audience finds out that Sebastian and Viola are twins and that they are identical, at least when they are both dressed as men. In what ways do you predict this revelation will complicate matters as the plot moves forward?

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Eden Mack · Answer 1

If they are dressed as men for the whole thing they could be mistaken for eachothef

Raul Carter · Answer 2

Sebastian is Viola’s twin brother, and we know that Viola is dressed as a man. Sebastian is entering Illyria, which means he could run into people who think he’s Viola/Cesario. This problem of mistaken identity will likely add new humorous twists and turns to the plot.