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Read line 25 from the scene.

(25) ORLANDO: Fair youth, I would I could make thee believe I love.

What is the effect of this line as a response to Rosalind's description in lines 14–24?

A.
It creates a feeling of suspense as the audience is unsure of Orlando's feelings.
B.
It contributes to the tension by revealing how Rosalind feels doubtful of Orlando.
C.
It makes the audience less surprised by Orlando's love for Rosalind.
D.
It confirms for the audience Orlando's genuine feelings for Rosalind.

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It can be inferred that the effect of this line as a response to Rosalind's description in lines 14–24 is: "It confirms for the audience Orlando's genuine feelings for Rosalind." (Option D)

What is inference?

The conclusion that is reached after subjecting a text or literature to logical analysis is called an inference.

In the above instance, the speaker "Orlando" seeks to convince Rosalind of his love for her."

One of the ways in which he does this is by referring to her as "Fair Youth", a very evocative and endearing phrase.

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