Twelfth Night | Act5 Scene1| Line-by-line Explanation

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This was an incredible series ma'am... Everything is crystal clear..thank you so much for your efforts! Also...it would be great if you create some analysis videos as well..since exams are approaching and we really need to go deep into the critical analysis of this play...

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Thank you so much for the insightful lecture on Shakespeare's Twelfth Night! Your in-depth analysis has greatly enriched my understanding of the play. I appreciate the effort you put into creating such informative content. Looking forward to more enlightening videos😊

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Thanku so much ❤❤ . I finally completed this play, only because of you. ❤❤

[@K_F_fox]

57:20 - Actually, incardinate appears to be a real word, meaning to ordain as a chief priest. So, the very devil incardinate would be a priest wearing the vestments of a Cardinal.

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Oh dear,my mistake

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It was a great fun to read this play with you.Thank you for making this series. 🙏🙏🙏

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Really enjoyed this play, amazing explanation.

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Beautiful explanation and phenomenal presentation ma'am. Thank you so much.

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Ma'am even now Indrani ma'am taught us this text

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[@ayesha_kay]

Twelfth Night is built on the principle of contrast. Ma'am could you please explain what does that mean here?

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Please upload the video on Paradise lost (book 10)

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Mam, plz make a video on "Justice" by John Galsworthy.

[@K_F_fox]

Do we know if "golden time convents" is simply an iambic fancy way of praising the hour the wedding will be officiated, or is it the same as the photographic concept of the golden hour, where the angle of sunlight gives everything a soft glow? (I'm trying to figure out what's with the violet hour, and "home for tea," in the Waste Land, what's up with the bells of St. Mary Woolwoth ringing nine times with a dead sound at the final stroke, trying to figure out when things happen within the course of a year... especially an archetypal or zodiacal year... based on clues within the poem... e.g. assuming the Violet described is on Guy Fawkes Day {November 5th}, then the sun sets at 4:26PM in London, then 5:00 would be civil twilight, 5:30 would be nautical twilight, 6:15 would be just at the end of the astronomical twilight, but it wouldn't be night until 6:20pm). Walt Whitman reminded me that I ought to look for Antecedents.

[@NibblePop]

Twilight also signifies the end of a day, fittingly ending the play (no rhyme intended 😀)

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[@NibblePop]

Right next week

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It will be helpful if you uploaded a video on 'Silken Tent' by Robert Frost.

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[@priyadas8242]

Maria is so young and intelligent but she married an old and drunken person like Toby😒 she had very bad choice ☹️

[@NibblePop]

True. But her focus was possibly to rise in social status as her status as a maid was very very terrible and Toby was her only option. Just a consolation, she knows how to handle him though 😀

[@priyadas8242]

@@NibblePop Thank You ma'am for explain it in this way, finally I have completed this twelfth night playlist 🥰

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Mam please make a video on " I cannot Live With You "by Emily Dickinson

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