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Act 3, Scene 2 |
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| Act 3, Scene 2 | |
Sir Andrew is convinced that Olivia will never accept his suit, but Sir Toby presses him to stay. He tells him to challenge the young Cesario to a duel for the woman's hand, and Sir Andrew agrees. The knight leaves to write a letter to Cesario proposing the duel when Maria enters. She says that Malvolio has followed the directions giving in the mysterious letter and is about to present himself the Lady Olivia who will hate every thing he has done. |
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