Viola grapples with feeling unseen and unheard in her daily life. This leads her to create Cesario, a powerful male knight, in the online world of "Twelfth Knight." Through Cesario, she experiences acceptance and freedom, highlighting the liberating potential of online spaces while also posing questions about authenticity and the pressure to conform. As Viola grows closer to Jack both online and offline, she must confront the fear of revealing her true self and learn to embrace her own worth.

The novel explores the increasingly complex relationship between our online and offline lives. While "Twelfth Knight" serves as an escape for Viola, it soon becomes a space where real emotions, relationships, and self-discovery blossom. This blurring of boundaries forces Viola and Jack to confront their perceptions of themselves and each other, challenging the idea that online connections are any less valid than those formed in person.

Both Viola and Jack are initially hesitant to be vulnerable and let others in. Viola hides behind her online persona, while Jack struggles to open up about his insecurities. Through their shared love for "Twelfth Knight" and their growing feelings for each other, they learn the importance of trust, communication, and allowing themselves to be seen for who they truly are. This theme emphasizes the transformative power of genuine connection and the courage it takes to embrace vulnerability.