Under what pretense do Orlando and Rosalind agree to meet? What's the arrangement they make?

1. They agree to meet under the pretense that Orlando woos Rosalind who is disguised as a man. The aim is for Rosalind disguised as Ganymede to make love uninteresting to Orlando.

2. The arrangement they make is for Orlando, to come to meet Rosalind disguised as Ganymede in her cot.

Explanation:

The story, 'As You Like It', by Wiliam Shakespeare tells of a young girl named Rosalind whose father was banished from the city. In a bid to recover from the reality of losing her father, Rosalind falls in love with a young man named Orlando, after his fight with an experienced fighter.

Rosalind decides to leave the city disguised as a man named Ganymede. On her way, she sees poems written by Orlando who is lovesick. She eventually sets on a mission to make Orlando forget about her by making love seem sickening and bad. That was when they made the arrangements to meet in her cot.

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explanation:

d is the correct answer

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