Question

Which theme do Malvolio's and Sir Andrew's subplots reflect in Acts II and III of Twelfth Night??

A.One should not think too much or too little of oneself.

B.The path to true love is full of obstacles and difficulties.


C.Trusted friends are often able to help resolve conflicts.

D.It is best to always take others' actions very seriously.

Answer 1

A.One should not think too much or too little of oneself.

Step-by-step explanation:

This could be seen in the action taken by Sir Andrew and his friend when being warned to lower their voices. Rather than acknowledged the fact that it is the proper thing to do, they imply mocked and make jest of malvolio.

This later led to him challenging Malvolio to a duel when he (Sir Andrew) thought that his honour has been bruised by the steward, Malvolio.