Belonging to place. Duke Senior is exiled from his court by his younger brother Frederick and goes to live in the Forest of Arden. In the court, their life is portrayed as like the golden world. When the Duke and his court or ‘brothers in exile’ are sent to the Forest of Arden, Duke Senior describe it as having an ‘icy fang’ the ‘winter’s wind … bites’ and ‘I shrink with cold’ yet prefers it to the court ‘Are not these woods More free from peril than the envious court?’. The forest changes people, the court grows to enjoy life in the forest, when Frederick and Oliver (who have turned against their brothers) enter the forest they become loving people, they belong. Oliver describes his brother Orlando as kind and noble while Frederick who was going to ‘take His brother here and put him to the sword’ was then ‘converted’ to lead a religious life. Rosalind and Orlando fall in love in the forest.[/FONT]