rosalind had good just as celia and she was deeply in luv with Orlando
Rosalind is the star of the show. If it were not for Rosalind and Celia there would be no play at all. Celia is Rosalind's foil. Audrey is another matter: she is comic relief, acting as a foil to Touchstone.
The main character of the play As You Like It is Rosalind. All of the action centres on her; she even delivers the epilogue. Other important characters are Rosalind's cousin and friend Celia and her beloved Orlando
She is Rosalind's first cousin in As You Like It.
In Shakespeare's "As You Like It," Rosalind does not overshadow Celia; rather, she complements her character. Rosalind is more dynamic and takes on a more active role in the narrative, often leading the way in their adventures. Celia, while loyal and supportive, primarily serves as a foil to Rosalind, highlighting her cousin's intelligence and resourcefulness. Thus, rather than overshadowing, Rosalind enhances the story through her vibrant personality and cleverness.
The opening scene of "As you like it" is basically a clumsy way of introducing the entire main cast to the audience. It introduces the characters of The dukes, Rosalind, Celia, Oliver and Orlando. We get to know about Oliver and orlando's character firsthand but we can only guess the basic character if Rosalind, Celia, and the two dukes What you can guess after the opening scene- -> That orlando and oliver are brothers and oliver treats his brother like a servant -> They are sons of Sir rowland de boys -> Oliver wants Orlando to be dead in the wrestling match -> Orlando is much loved by the people and is very Gentlemanly -> Oliver is the opposite of Orlando -> dUKE SENIOR IS BAnished by duke frederick
yes celia is funny
Rosalind is the star of the show. If it were not for Rosalind and Celia there would be no play at all. Celia is Rosalind's foil. Audrey is another matter: she is comic relief, acting as a foil to Touchstone.
The main character of the play As You Like It is Rosalind. All of the action centres on her; she even delivers the epilogue. Other important characters are Rosalind's cousin and friend Celia and her beloved Orlando
She is Rosalind's first cousin in As You Like It.
In Shakespeare's "As You Like It," Rosalind does not overshadow Celia; rather, she complements her character. Rosalind is more dynamic and takes on a more active role in the narrative, often leading the way in their adventures. Celia, while loyal and supportive, primarily serves as a foil to Rosalind, highlighting her cousin's intelligence and resourcefulness. Thus, rather than overshadowing, Rosalind enhances the story through her vibrant personality and cleverness.
As in the play, and in the story Shakespeare based his play on, Celia becomes Aliena and Rosalind becomes Ganymede.
Rosalind, Celia, Duke Senior, Duke Frederick, Orlando de Boys, Oliver de Boys, Corin, Jaques, Touchstone, Audrey, Phoebe, Amiens
Rosalind and Celia are cousins, both members of the royalty. Though they have similar backgrounds and upbringings, Rosalind is much more adventurous and unconventional than Celia is. They are very close - so close that Celia sides with her cousin and defies her father to be with Rosalind. Celia is neither as smart nor as witty as Rosalind, but she is kind and loyal and willing to go along with Rosalind's scheme to sneak out of court and join Duke Senior in the Forest of Arden, where he holds court since he has been banished by his brother, Celia's father. Celia would like to be as brave as Rosalind, and she does make an attempt, but she is not as well-suited to the outdoor life of a shepherdess as she thought she would be. She discovers her own kind of bravery in the process of following in Rosalind's footsteps, but still lets her cousin take the lead. In the end, she marries Oliver, the brother of Rosalind's love Orlando, and Shakespeare ends the play leaving the audience with the sense that the two young women will remain close friends.
The main characters in Shakespeare's "As You Like It" are Rosalind, Orlando, and Jaques. Rosalind is an independent, strong-minded woman, Orlando is Rosalind's romantic interest, and Jaques is a reserved faithful lord.
memorable characters
Corin is a shepherd, employed by a rather unpleasant man who owns the farm. Celia, Rosalind and Touchstone give Corin the money he needs to buy his employer out, to purchase the farmhouse, sheep pens and flock of sheep, so he can set up business as a shepherd on his own. As part of the deal, Celia, Rosalind and Touchstone get to live with him.
Rosalind and Orlando; Celia and Oliver; Phoebe and Silvius; Audrey and Touchstone