In the play Twelfth Night, by William Shakespeare, Feste is a likeable character. First, Feste is consoling. When Viola is mourning the death of her brother, Feste says to her: “The more fool, madonna, to mourn your brother’s soul, being in heaven.” (1.5, 63-64) By improving Viola’s spirit and making her happy, it shows that Feste is a very consoling person. Feste wants Viola to look at the situation more positively and to stop dwelling on something she should not be. Second, Feste is witty. Viola realizes Feste’s wit in a soliloquy and says: “This fellow is wise enough to play the fool, and to do that well craves a kind of wit.” (3.1, 57-58) This quotation proves that other characters believe that Feste is witty. Being witty is a crucial part