Orsino

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Orsino is the lovesick Duke of Illyria in Shakespeare’s comedy "Twelfth Night," known for his poetic melancholy and unrequited love for Olivia.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Shakespearean character
duke
fictional character
appearsIn Twelfth Night NERFINISHED
associatedTheme love
melancholy
self-indulgent desire
unrequited love
characterTrait impulsive
poetic
romantic
self-indulgent
sentimental
creator William Shakespeare NERFINISHED
dramaticFunction embodiment of Petrarchan lover
source of romantic plot
emotionalState melancholic
employs Viola NERFINISHED
famousLine If music be the food of love, play on
firstAppearance Twelfth Night, Act I, Scene I NERFINISHED
gender male
hasAdaptationIn film
opera
radio
stage
television
inLoveWith Olivia NERFINISHED
interactsWith Curio NERFINISHED
Olivia NERFINISHED
Valentine NERFINISHED
Viola NERFINISHED
isLovesickFor Olivia NERFINISHED
knowsAs Cesario NERFINISHED
languageOfWork Early Modern English
laterMarries Viola NERFINISHED
literaryGenre comedy
literaryPeriod English Renaissance NERFINISHED
nationality Illyrian
occupation ruler of Illyria
relationshipToViola employer
eventual husband
setting Illyria NERFINISHED
sourceWorkForm play
sourceWorkTitle Twelfth Night, or What You Will NERFINISHED
title Duke of Illyria NERFINISHED
workAuthorNationality English
workDateOfFirstPerformance 1601
1602

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Orson hasVariant Orsino