Which Character From As You Like IT Best Matches Your PersonalITy?

5 Questions | By Poeinthedark | Updated: Mar 22, 2022 | Attempts: 1440

Before you enter the Forest of Arden, discover whose personality best matches your own.

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Rosalind

Rosalind grew up with her cousin, Celia, after her father, Duke Senior, was usurped by his brother, Duke Frederick. Rosalind and Celia's love for each other "are dearer than the natural bond of sisters." Rosalind first meets Orlando just before he is able to wresle the champion. When Duke Frederick banishes Rosalind for no particular reason other than an accusation of treason, both Rosalind and Celia go to the forest of Arden, the same forest that Duke Senior has lived in since his banishment. Rosalind believes that she and Celia might be vulnerable in the forest as two women, and so Rosalind disguises herself as a man, called Ganymede. As Ganymede, Rosalind exherts confidence in speech and mannerisms. She even goes so far as to spy and intervene with others' love troubles. But when Orlando enters into the forest, what will Rosalind do with her disguise?

Orlando

Orlando's father died young and his older brother, Oliver, has denied Orlando a proper court upbringing. Orlando may lack education, financial support, and other qualities that should have been provided to him, yet he is eager to learn, love, and make his own way in life. Orlando is strong, poetic, kind, forgiving, and sometimes naive because of his poor upbringing. He first meets Rosalind before he wresles the reigning chamption, Charles, in an attempt to earn money. Though Orlando wins, he is denied his financial earnings and later finds out that Oliver plans to murder him. Orlando heads out to Arden to escape his troubles, but can he escape his feelings for Rosalind? The mysterious youth, Ganymede, may be Orlando's only hope to forget his love and move on with his life.

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Questions and Answers

1.

How do you fall in love and win over your heart's desire?
- A.
  
  Share my love with the world anonymously, and hope for the best. I'm not sure know how to be direct and deal with my feelings otherwise.
- B.
  
  I'm cautious of being in love, and make sure that my feelings are mutual through playful and flirtatious forms of trickery and deceit.
- C.
  
  Love at first sight, and I just know that they love me back.
2.

At the sight of blood, what do you do?
- A.
  
  Faint, I mean, pretend to faint! It's not the blood so much as whose blood it is.
- B.
  
  Nothing, really. I'm more interested in the story behind it.
- C.
  
  It's my blood and I'll show it off as reason for why I'll be late for a meeting.
3.

You're living in a carefree space with no job or other obligations. What do you do with all of your free time?
- A.
  
  Stick around with my best friend. I really don't know what else to do, other than sleep.
- B.
  
  What can I do but constantly think about my life and my love? Oh but I have always been interested in poetry. . .
- C.
  
  Meddle in the problems of other inhabitants, such as their love affairs. I'm having fun with my freedom.
4.

What personality traits best describe you?
- A.
  
  Loyal, Helpful, yet can be a bit Clingy
- B.
  
  Ambitious, Daring, and a bit Meddlesome
- C.
  
  Strong, Poetic, but sometimes a bit Naive
5.

Which quote do you most identify with?
- A.
  
  Becoming is certainly not imitating, or identifying with something; neither is it regressing-progressing; neither is it corresponding, establishing corresponding relations; neither is it producing.
- B.
  
  Intercept your discontent
- C.
  
  And the nomad, cut free of roots, bonds, and identities, is the enemy of the state, resisting its discipline.