Sir Toby Parts Functions Connections -Sir Toby -Funny

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Sir Toby Parts Functions Connections -Sir Toby -Funny Says: Quotations Actions -Sir Toby -Funny -Hard to communicate to since he is always drunk “Tis a plague oh there pickles herring”, Olivia: “how have you become so lethargy” Toby: “I defy lethargy!” “ill do what I want” -Comes home wasted -Alcohol Burp Attributes Manner Level -Likes to Drink -Alcoholic borderline -Laid back -Mooch -Tends to exaggerate -Love: Tobey wants Olivia to marry Sir Andrew. -Order and Chaos: if viola reveals herself as a woman to Duke and tells him how she feels, the love triangle will cause problems With Olivia loving Viola (man). -Drunk Fashion -Confusing -Confident that Olivia will never throw him out