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   Likewise, the two chief villains of act 1—Duke Frederick and Oliver—have undergone a transformation. Both come to the forest with murderous intent, but upon entering Arden they each experience a sudden change of heart. These events enable act 5 to climax with a suite of weddings.

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   Jul 31, 2015 · Synopsis: In As You Like It, witty words and romance play out against the disputes of divided pairs of brothers. Orlando’s older brother, Oliver, treats him badly and refuses him his small inheritance from their father’s estate; Oliver schemes instead to have Orlando die in a wrestling match.

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   Get everything you need to know about Duke Frederick in As You Like It. Analysis, related quotes, timeline.

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   The play finishes with an epilogue, spoken uncharacteristically by a woman, in which Rosalind expresses her aim to “conjure” the audience. Get all the key plot points of William Shakespeare's As You Like It on one page. From the creators of SparkNotes.

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   Duke Frederick has also decided to return his crown to his banished brother and restore all of his lands. Duke Senior welcomes Jaques de Boys, and praises the fortune of the occasion; he suggests that they continue on in their revelry and marriages. Jaques, meanwhile, announces that he will go join Duke Frederick in his new monastic lifestyle ...

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   All the World’s a Stage. One of Shakespeare’s most famous speeches, the Seven Ages of Man, appears in As You Like It and is spoken by the character of Jaques. Shakespeare’s other famous speech, “To be or not to be,” from Hamlet, was written during roughly the same time period.

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   Who is Duke Frederick in as you like it?

   • Frederick is a forceful ruler, who often seems to assert his power just because he can. In the end, however, he undergoes a spiritual transformation after meeting a religious man on the road, and gives the dukedom back to Duke Senior, its deserving holder. The timeline below shows where the character Duke Frederick appears in As You Like It.

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   What is the ending of 'as you like it' by William Shakespeare?

   • Jaques, meanwhile, announces that he will go join Duke Frederick in his new monastic lifestyle. The play finishes with an epilogue, spoken uncharacteristically by a woman, in which Rosalind expresses her aim to “conjure” the audience. Get all the key plot points of William Shakespeare's As You Like It on one page.

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   How does Duke Frederick instruct Oliver to go to Orlando?

   • Duke Frederick instructs Oliver to go find Orlando, wherever he is. He says that if Oliver does... (full context) ...return to the royal court, except for Jaques who announces that he will go join Duke Frederick in his life of contemplation at the monastery. He explains that he feels himself to... (full context)

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   What does Charles tell Oliver about Duke Frederick?

   • Charles informs Oliver that Duke Frederick has usurped and banished his older brother, Duke Senior, whom several lords have since willingly... (full context) The upcoming opponent, Orlando, enters with Duke Frederick , Charles, and various attendants, and Celia remarks on how young Orlando looks. Duke Frederick ... (full context)

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   Does Duke Frederick have a daughter?

   • Meanwhile, Duke Frederick has forced his older brother, Duke Senior, into exile in the Forest of Arden. Duke Senior’s daughter, Rosalind, and Duke Frederick’s daughter, Celia, meet the victorious Orlando at the wrestling match; Orlando and Rosalind fall in love.

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   Who is Duke Frederick?

   • Read our modern English translation . Duke Frederick is the brother of Duke Senior and the usurper of his throne. While he initially allows Rosalind, Duke Senior’s daughter, to remain in the company of his own daughter, Celia, he then forces her, too, to leave court, on a seeming whim.

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   Character Analysis. The de Boys brothers (Orlando and Oliver) aren't the only dysfunctional siblings in As You Like It. The first thing we find about Duke Frederick is that he's banished his older brother from court and has also stolen his title.