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Love Triangle Research Paper

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Many of novels always have love triangles where the same thing seems to happen each time, each character likes each other, but none like each other's back. It shows how characters change their behavior and attitude for love. How love blinds and takes over you. Duke Orsino changes the way he acts when he falls in love with both ladies, for good or for bad. He loves Olivia and always tries getting her attention and love, failing each time because Olivia will never love him back. Olivia loves Cesario and does everything to impress him, but Cesario (Viola) has mad feelings for Duke Orsino and does everything he orders for him to do. It all fits together, but at the end seems to all work out.

Duke Orsino is madly in love with Olivia most of the

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