Characters and Themes in 'As You Like It'

The teacher apologizes for not being able to join the class due to time differences and introduces the play 'As You Like It'. The play is about love and various relationships, with multiple storylines. The teacher provides a summary of Act One, highlighting the conflict between Orlando and his brother Oliver, and the romantic development between Rosalind and Orlando. Students are encouraged to consider how sibling relationships influence the events of Act One.

Why is the speaker unable to join the session in person or via Zoom?

• They have another meeting.

• They are unwell.

• They are traveling.

• There is a time difference.

What is the central theme of 'As You Like It' as mentioned by the speaker?

• Betrayal

• Love and relationships

• War and peace

• Adventure

Who is Orlando in relation to Sir Rowland de Boys?

• His eldest son

• His brother

• His youngest son

• His nephew

How does Oliver feel towards Orlando?

• Supportive

• Indifferent

• Loving

• Bitter and angry

What does Oliver instruct Charles to do during the fight?

• Teach Orlando a lesson

• Let Orlando win

• Injure Orlando if possible

• Avoid fighting

Who is Duke Ferdinand in relation to Duke Senior?

• His son

• His brother

• His cousin

• His friend

Who falls in love with Orlando during the wrestling match?

• Rosalind

• Duke Ferdinand

• Celia

• Oliver

What does Rosalind give to Orlando after the match?

• A flower

• A letter

• A ring

• A chain

What is the speaker's question about Act One?

• How does love influence the characters?

• What role does fate play in the story?

• What is the significance of the wrestling match?

• How do sibling relationships influence Act One?