What details does Shakespeare borrow from Rosalynde in this excerpt from As You Like It? How does Shakespeare transform elements
of Rosalynde in the opening of his comedy? Use evidence from the text to support your response. Your response should be one or two complete paragraphs.
Both of the stories are about brothers that one of them take advantage of the other ones and they all fight. Shakespeare’s is a little more light hearted then the other one and there are many different aspects to it that make Shakespeare’s light hearted like how they are constantly calling each other names.
I saw on the internet, someone said that it was <span>"consistent support of the topic sentence".( someone else said that on openstudy.com)</span> You dont need to get off topic :) Let me know if this helped
