Twelfth Night Act 1 Scene 5 line by line translation explained in Hindi and Urdu
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- I have explained the line-by-line translation of Act 1 scene 5 of Twelfth Night in Hindi and Urdu. In this scene, we see that a Feste comes back to Olivia's house and her maid Maria asks why he is absent. Then Viola and Malvolio come and Olivia is also agreed due to Feste's long absence but soon the Clown succeeds in making an excuse by showing some skills of argument. Then Cesario (Viola) comes and Olivia and Cesario have a conversation about Duke's message. Twelfth Night Act 1 Scene 5 line-by-line translation explained in Hindi and Urdu #shakespeareplays #act1scene5 #twelfthnight
🟢Dramatic Personae:
✔️Orsino: duke & ruler of Illyria
✔️Viola/Cesario: Sebastian’s sister
✔️Lady Olivia: rich countess
✔️Sebastian: Viola’s twin brother.
✔️Antonio: a sea captain who protects Sebastian
✔️Sir Toby Belch: Lady Olivia's uncle
✔️Sir Andrew Aguecheek: Sir Toby’s friend
✔️Malvolio: Lady Olivia's steward
✔️Maria: Lady Olivia's waiting woman
✔️Feste: a clown,or jester
✔️Fabian: another servant in Lady Olivia's house
✔️Valentine and Curio: Two gentlemen who attend Duke Orsino.
✔️A Sea Captain: helps Viola
✔️Lords, a Priest, Sailors, Officers, Musicians, and other attendants
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💠Summary/Story: • Twelfth Night Scene-wi...
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💠Act 01 Scene 02: • Twelfth Night | Act 1 ...
💠Act 01 Scene 03: • Twelfth Night | Act 1 ...
💠Act 01 Scene 04: • Twelfth Night Act 1 Sc...
💠Act 02 Scene 01: • Twelfth Night Act 2 Sc...
💠Act 02 Scene 02: • Twelfth Night Act 2 Sc...
💠Act 02 Scene 03: • Twelfth Night Act 2 Sc...
💠Act 02 Scene 04: • Twelfth Night Act 2 Sc...
💠Act 02 Scene 05: • Twelfth Night Act 2 Sc...
💠Act 03 Scene 01: • Twelfth Night Act 3 Sc...
💠Act 03 Scene 02: • Twelfth Night Act 3 Sc...
💠Act 03 Scene 03: • Twelfth Night Act 3 Sc...
💠Act 03 Scene 04: • Twelfth Night Act 3 Sc...
💠Act 04 Scene 01: • Twelfth Night Act 4 Sc...
💠Act 04 Scene 02: • Twelfth Night Act 4 Sc...
💠Act 04 Scene 03: • Twelfth Night Act 4 Sc...
💠Act 05 Scene 01: • Twelfth Night Act 5 Sc...
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Sick of self- love means?
You said you will explain in comments
Its literal meaning is "having a high regard for one's self"
But the metaphorical meaning is "wank". You can google the word wank (It is not an appropriate word to write that's why I'm hinting) 🥲
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@@LearnwithaStudentsir you say jab ma koi cheese bol nahi saktia to lak saktia ho so plz tell us
Sir pura drama complete kijiye
Sir why you call them Feste it's a clown. I read it it's very well again in again but it's a clown. Check it in PDF.
Clown is the general perception of this character but Feste is his name.
Sir novels ki translation important nhi hai???novels ko ks tarha parha jye
Nay, they're also important but they're too long to discuss that's why I used to do the chapter-wise summary of the novels.