Audrey

Chandler captures Audrey in a pose that radiates her innate naivety and unpretentiousness. As a simple goatherd living in the Forest of Arden, Audrey's unselfconscious demeanour stands in stark contrast to the more refined women of the court. Her genuine simplicity and honesty endear her to the audience, while her interactions with the commanding figure of Touchstone, as portrayed by Chandler, further highlight her innocence.

Audrey's rustic charm and sincerity, depicted through her practical attire and unadorned beauty, embody the pastoral innocence that permeates the play. Chandler skilfully underscores this theme, using Audrey as a comedic foil to the sophistication of the other characters.