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Twelfth Night has 5 acts.
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Act I
A shipwreck separates Viola from her brother Sebastian. Believing him dead, she disguises herself as a young man named Cesario and enters the service of Duke Orsino, who is obsess…
Act II
Sebastian surfaces alive, traveling with the sea captain Antonio. Meanwhile, Viola continues serving Orsino, and their bond deepens.
Act III
Cesario visits Olivia again, and Olivia confesses her feelings directly. Viola turns her down on Orsino's behalf, but the situation grows more awkward.
Act IV
Sebastian arrives in Illyria and is immediately mistaken for Cesario. Sir Andrew attacks him, expecting the same timid opponent he faced before, and is shocked when Sebastian figh…
Act V
Everything comes together in one long final scene. Orsino arrives at Olivia's house.
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