As You Like It by Shakespeare is the still comedy, even Jaques seems Essay

As You Like It by Shakespeare is the still comedy, compensate Jaques seems like he got a tentative settlement (kind of unhappy ending) - Essay ExampleIn a way Jacques role can be described as an individual who lives for others and whose aim is only to practice the painful and dismissal surroundings turn into bliss as he states O worthy patsy..............With observation, the which he vents In mangled forms. O that I were a fool I am driven for a motley coat. (Reed, 1901)Jacques displays an uncharacteristic burst of delight. Interactions with the fool in the forest who entertained him provided nihilistic musings on the passage of time and on mans life. According to Touchstone this time is portrayed as life spent in mans own decay, from hour to hour we decomposition reaction reaction and rot (Reed, 1901)This fact for Jacques enables delight from depression and rancid. But analyzing this point from the other angle portrays Jacques who is attempting to make the toughest and dist ressing aspect of life, palatable.Indeed life is short and every hour of existence only leads us towards decomposition but instead of brooding over this horror as Jacques who draws positivism from negativities we must make the high hat out of our lives and enjoy spreading this happiness around us.Jacques is a normal human being who from the conversations with Rosalind I have neither the scholars melancholy, which is emulation, nor the musicians, which is fantastical, nor the courtiers, which is proud, nor the soldiers, which is ambitious, nor the lawyers, which is politic, nor the ladys, which is nice, nor the lovers, which is all these but it is a melancholy of mine own, compounded of many a(prenominal) simples, extracted from many objects, and indeed the sundrys contemplation of my travels, in which my often rumination wraps me m a most humorous tribulation (Reed ,1901) portrays his optimism during his world travels and with this conversation with Duke Senior an intriguing fact that Jacques was a libertine who indulged in sensual vices. possibly due to this bitterness Jacques has placed himself as