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"Twelfth Night" as Shakespearean Comedy
Summary: William Shakespeare's play "Twelfth Night" displays all the typical features of Shakespearean comedy. Among these features are the main characters' high social status, the play's Mediterranean setting, and an element of disguise or mistaken identity. They also include serious characters with a problem, often that of love, that is resolved through a happy ending. And they include comical characters who are unaware of their comical behavior, and whose endings are often unhappy ones.
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