This shows that femininity and masculinity in themselves are an identity, not just physical and biological. This makes Viola's disguise even more difficult to overcome. Biologically he can relate to a woman's madness and weaknesses, while still being able to exercise his newfound masculinity. She is not between these two worlds, now they are glued together and she is right in the middle. Accordingly, it has a heavy crown for this reason and consists of all the accumulated deception. It also puts her in situations where she has to choose between her femininity while appearing to be in a man's body. She understands that a woman's heart can be weak and fickle when it comes to finding love, but as she finds herself in a new identity, she discovers that some characteristics between the sexes don't add up.