In Shakespeare's "Twelfth Night", was the fool married?

Question

-I did read the book, I just can't remember if he ever mentions it. He mentions getting married in his final song, but I think he's not applying it to himself.

-How do you interpret the ending song?

Answer 1

I don't think you can really tell from anything in the play. He does use the line, "When that I came alas to wed" in the closing song, but I agree that shouldn't be viewed as personal experience.