Adam

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Adam is a loyal, elderly servant in William Shakespeare’s comedy "As You Like It," known for his devotion and generosity toward Orlando.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Shakespearean character
fictional character
male character
servant
accompanies Orlando into exile
age about eighty years old
appearsIn As You Like It
associatedTheme generosity
loyalty
service and devotion
basedOn stock figure of the faithful old servant
characterTrait devoted
elderly
generous
honest
loyal
self‑sacrificing
countryOfOriginOfWork England
creator William Shakespeare
employer Orlando de Boys
Rowland de Boys
linked to: Sir Rowland de Boys
firstAppearance As You Like It, Act I
linked to: As You Like It
genre comedy
hasDialogueIn As You Like It, Act II Scene III
linked to: As You Like It
languageOfWork Early Modern English
literaryPeriod English Renaissance drama
loyalTo Orlando de Boys
Rowland de Boys
linked to: Sir Rowland de Boys
medium theatre
moralAlignment good
nationality English (fictional)
notableAct abandons security to follow Orlando into the forest
refuses to eat so Orlando can have food
occupation servant
offers his life savings to Orlando
partOf the dramatis personae of As You Like It
relationshipToOrlando fatherly figure
servant
settingOfActivity Duke Frederick’s usurped court
Duke Senior’s exile in the Forest of Arden
sourceWorkForm stage play
timePeriodOfFiction Duke Senior’s reign (unspecified era)
workLocation Duke Frederick’s court
Forest of Arden
the de Boys household

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