As You Like It

The protagonist expresses deep dissatisfaction with his life under his brother Jaques, who treats him more like a servant than a sibling. Despite being of noble birth, he feels degraded and neglected, contrasting his own upbringing with that of Jaques's well-cared-for horses. This frustration leads him to question his servitude and the loss of his dignity, hinting at a growing rebellion against his circumstances. The narrative reflects themes of class struggle, identity, and the desire for self-determination amidst familial obligations.