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"Rosalind goes too far in using the power of disguise to be an admirable heroine." - Explain how Rosalind was presented in the play. - Comment on how far you find her to be a satisfactory character. Rosalind is introduced into 'As You Like It' whilst she is in the throes of mourning for her banished father, and seeks solace in her best friend Celia. This immediate, emotive introduction into the play means the audience empathises with her character. This is an obvious starting point for Rosalind to go on to become a liked character, even a heroine. The audience is familiarised with Rosalind over the next few scenes, in which she meets and falls for Orlando. She is portrayed as an emotional yet strong character, with romantic tendencies and lively qualities. However, when Duke Frederick banishes Rosalind after being reminded of his malice for her family when he discovers Orlando's...

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