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    The document discusses how characters in Shakespeare's As You Like It feel a greater sense of belonging and fulfillment in the forest of Arden compared to the court. In the forest, Orlando feels he has a more equal voice and is able to pursue his attraction to Rosalind freely. Each couple ultimately finds love in the forest, which is portrayed as a place of nurture that allowed Rosalind to have more equality and power, in contrast to the restrictive court. In conclusion, the characters experience more joy and a stronger sense of belonging in the natural world of the forest.

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    The document discusses how characters in Shakespeare's As You Like It feel a greater sense of belonging and fulfillment in the forest of Arden compared to the court. In the forest, Orlando feels he has a more equal voice and is able to pursue his attraction to Rosalind freely. Each couple ultimately finds love in the forest, which is portrayed as a place of nurture that allowed Rosalind to have more equality and power, in contrast to the restrictive court. In conclusion, the characters experience more joy and a stronger sense of belonging in the natural world of the forest.

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    Notes On Belonging Ayli

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    Tommy Tyler King
    The document discusses how characters in Shakespeare's As You Like It feel a greater sense of belonging and fulfillment in the forest of Arden compared to the court. In the forest, Orlando feels he has a more equal voice and is able to pursue his attraction to Rosalind freely. Each couple ultimately finds love in the forest, which is portrayed as a place of nurture that allowed Rosalind to have more equality and power, in contrast to the restrictive court. In conclusion, the characters experience more joy and a stronger sense of belonging in the natural world of the forest.

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    Belonging willingly. Belonging the court contrast to the forest.

    More equal voice in the forest, intrigued sense of belonging Orlando feels a sense of belonging to Rosalind Attraction initiated in the court. Able to be fulfilled in the forest. Once its fulfilled, married there and back to court, achieved in the forest where Orlando could pursue his attraction, love poems. Forest was a spiritual influence. Music -> harmony and belonging, democracy. Place of nurture, healing and teaching Consider the sexuality of Rosalind

    ENDING You have to agree with me that the characters have this greater sense of joyfulness and belonging in the natural world of the forest than the court, because it is in the forest of Arden that each couple finds love. Arden is represented as a place where a woman wanting equality and power would be able to have it in this environment.

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