The confusion intensifies as Sebastian, Viola’s twin, arrives in Illyria, leading to mistaken identities. Olivia mistakenly believes Sebastian to be Cesario and marries him, further complicating the situation. Meanwhile, Malvolio becomes the target of a cruel prank orchestrated by Maria, Sir Toby, and others, leading to his humiliation. In the climactic moments, Viola’s true identity is revealed, reuniting her with Sebastian and resolving the love triangle. Orsino, now aware of Viola’s feelings, proposes to her, while Olivia and Sebastian’s union is solidified. The play concludes with celebrations and forgiveness, though Malvolio’s exit hints at lingering bitterness, leaving a mix of joy and reflection on love and folly.

ACT III
Scene I. Olivia’s garden.
Scene II. A Room in Olivia’s House.
Scene III. A street.
Scene IV. Olivia’s garden.
ACT IV
Scene I. The Street before Olivia’s House.
Scene II. A Room in Olivia’s House.
Scene III. Olivia’s Garden.
ACT V
Scene I. The Street before Olivia’s House.