One character in this place notes "the poor world is almost six thousand years old" and that "men have died from time to time and worms have eaten them, but not for love."
One character in this place notes "the poor world is almost six thousand years old" and that "men have died from time to time and worms have eaten them, but not for love." That character in this place compares the act of having "sold your own lands to see other men's" to having "rich eyes and poor hands." Another character in this location discovers a lioness terrorizing a wayfarer who has a serpent coiling around his neck, who crazily turns out to be his brother. A duke comes to this place and meets a holy hermit, who convinces the duke to take up religious life and return the duchy he usurped from his elder brother. A son of Sir Rowland de Boys carves his lover's name and pins poems praising her onto the trees of this place. In the last scene set at this place, the god Hymen appears to officiate a marriage between Touchstone and Audrey and three other couples. For 10 points, name this grove-like location from As You like It.
One character in this place notes "the poor world is almost six thousand years old" and that "men have died from time to time and worms have eaten them, but not for love."
Forest of Arden