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Don't Judge A Book By It's Cover

Looks can be deceiving, and in the case of Sir Andrew and Feste the fool, the
statement certainly applies. Looking at the personalities of these two characters
throughout Twelfth Night, no one will see that each character is the exact opposite of each
other. Their comparison is their contrast. The first, Sir Andrew, is of "foolish wit", who
looks that part he is supposed to play on the outside. He looks sophisticated and very
intelligent. Yet when actually speaking with this character, the opposite applies and he
really is just a fool. And Feste, the other character, looks the part of a fool and is used for
mere entertainment. Yet on the inside, he exhibits the mind of an intelligent person, maybe
even a scholar. These two characters compare in their extreme differences.
A fool must look the part as well as play the part. But does Feste do this? He does
this quite well actually. But then how can one call him witty and intelligent? It......

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