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In Act IV , the Clown pretends to be Sir Topas, the priest, and visits Malvolio in prison.

How does this develop the plot of Twelfth Night?

Question 2 options:

Malvolio's reaction causes the pranksters to realize they have gone too far.


The Clown reveals his true identity to Malvolio and the two plan revenge.


The Clown feels sorry for Malvolio and tells his story to Olivia.


Malvolio tries but fails to convince the Clown that he has not gone mad.

Sagot :

Answer:

Malvolio's reaction causes the pranksters to realize they have gone too far.

Explanation:

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In the Twelfth Night, when the clown pretends to be Sir Topas to visit Malvolio in prison, Malvolio's reaction makes the pranksters realize how far they have gone in their prank.

What happened in the play Twelfth Night?

Twelfth Night is a play written by William Shakespeare. In this play, the character who plays the clown decides to play a prank by pretending himself to be Sir Topas.

Sir Topas was a priest, and thus he visited Malvolio in prison to inform him about what had happened. But, with the sad and shocked reactions of Malvolio, they realize they have gone too far off their limits.

Hence, option A; Malvolio's reaction causes the pranksters in realizing of how far they had gone off their limits in the act of the play Twelfth Night.

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