As You Like it IV: Much Virtue in an ‘If’

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Can a cynic become a helpless romantic? Can a starry-eyed lover become a serious partner? Anything is possible in the forest of Arden.

In this lesson we’ll dive into the play within a play at the heart of As You Like It. We’ll follow Rosalind as she tests Orlando’s character, and watch as the both of them transform into their best selves. 

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• Why good poets make good lovers ❤️
• How putting on a mask is the best way to discover oneself 🎭
• What the forest of Arden really represents 🌲

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This lesson is part of the Shakespeare and the Modern Self course.

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