Certainly! Here is a detailed description of the characters in Twelfth Night by William Shakespeare and their relationships with other characters in a tabulated form.
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\text{Character} & \text{Description and Relationships with Other Characters} \\
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\text{Orsino} & \text{The Duke of Illyria, in love with Olivia.} \\
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\text{Olivia} & \text{A wealthy countess, loved by Orsino, but falls in love with Cesario (Viola).} \\
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\text{Viola} & \text{Shipwrecked and disguised as a man (Cesario), falls in love with Orsino.} \\
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\text{Sebastian} & \text{Viola's twin brother, who is shipwrecked and believed to be dead.} \\
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\text{Antonio} & \text{A sea captain and friend of Sebastian, who saves him after the shipwreck.} \\
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\text{Malvolio} & \text{Olivia's steward, who is tricked into believing Olivia loves him.} \\
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\text{Maria} & \text{Olivia's lady-in-waiting, helps to prank Malvolio.} \\
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\text{Sir Toby Belch} & \text{Olivia's uncle, who lives with her and schemes with Maria.} \\
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\text{Andrew Aguecheek} & \text{A foolish suitor of Olivia, friend of Sir Toby.} \\
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\text{Feste} & \text{The clown or fool of Olivia's household, provides wit and commentary.} \\
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\text{Valentine} & \text{A gentleman attending on the Duke Orsino.} \\
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\text{Curio} & \text{Another gentleman attending on the Duke Orsino.} \\
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\text{Fabian} & \text{A servant of Olivia, involved in the pranks on Malvolio.} \\
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This table lists the key characters from the play "Twelfth Night," along with a brief description of their roles and relationships with other characters in the story up to this point in the play. This should help you understand the dynamics and interactions between the various characters.
