The concept of light versus darkness is one that has been present for many generations, in both literature and other forms of media. The dominance of such idea lies in the fact that from the beginning of time, light and darkness has been accepted as an archetype which established two opposing sides, classic examples being good versus bad, or hope versus despair. This archetype is further present in the play Twelfth Night, in which William Shakespeare utilizes light and darkness in order to identify a conflict between order and chaos surrounding a situation the character Malvolio finds himself in, and further elaborate on the meaning of the work as a whole. Having been a character whose attitude easily caused annoyance to others, Malvolio finds
