Question

as you like it by william shakespeare act iii, scene 2 the scene from shakespeare’s play tells the story of rosalind as she flees persecution from her uncle’s court. accompanying her is her cousin celia. the two journey to the forest of arden. to further disguise herself, rosalind wears the clothing of a boy shepherd and takes the name ganymede. in this scene, rosalind knows that he live. orlando, has been hanging poems on the trees throughout the forest, proclaiming his love for her. posing as ganymede, rosalind starts a conversation with orlando to learn more and offer “his” advice. rosalind: there is a man haunts the forest, that abuses our young plants with carving rosalind on those barks, hangs odes upon hawthorns and elegies on brambles, all, forsooth, defying the name of rosalind: if i could meet that fancy - monger i would give him some good counsel, for he seems to have the queedom of love upon him. orlando: i am he that is so love - shaked. i pray you tell your remedy. rosalind: there is none of my uncle’s marks upon you: myself, which you have not, an unquestioned of a beard neglected. orlando: what are his marks? rosalind: a lean cheek, which you have not, a blue eye and (175) student, which you have not, an unquestioned of a beard neglected. orlando: what are his marks? rosalind: a lean cheek, which you have not, a blue eye and which you have not, but i warrant you for that, for simply your favour to heard is a younger brother’s favour, then you hope should be unquestioned. you select the correct answer. which theme does the play’s dramatic irony shape and refine? a. love can blind people to the truth. b. all is fair in love and war. c. love reveals a person’s true character. d. pride is an obstacle for finding true love.

Explanation:

The play's scene involves Rosalind (disguised) and Orlando's interactions about love. The theme of love revealing true character fits: Orlando's love - related actions (carving, sharing feelings) and Rosalind's responses show how love brings out their true selves. Option A is about love blinding, not supported. Option B is about love and war, irrelevant. Option D is about pride as an obstacle, not shown here.

Answer:

C. Love reveals a person’s true character.