English, 01.07.2019 17:30 zoestickle
In this excerpt from act iv, scene i, of twelfth night, sebastian is unable to understand why feste drags him to olivia's house, why he is attacked bg sir andrew, or why he is called cesario: sebastian: what relish is in this? how runs the stream? or i am mad/ or else this is a dream: - let fancy still my sence in lethe steep; if it be thus to dream, still let me sleep! which of the following statements is the correct interpretation of sebastian's words in the excerpt? a) lethe was the river that ran through sebastian's country messaline; he is remembering the time he spent there sleeping and having great dreams. b) sebastian thinks that he may be dead, so he mentions the river lethe, which is associated in greek mythology with death. c) sebastian feels he may be suffering from amnesia after the shipwreck, and refers to the river lethe, which is associated with forgetfulness in greek mythology. d) sebastian was found by antonio beside the river lethe in illyria; he is recalling the time when he regained consciousness after the shipwreck.
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