Theme of disguise

[Prada07]

I'm looking at the theme of disguise in AULI, wondering if anyone has any good points they'd like to share, would be much appreciated, thanks.

[rich14285]

When we see Portia incognito Balthazaar, in "the Merchant", or Rosalind incognito Ganymed, in "As You Like It", and, of course, there are other instances of a "maid in a man's attire", crafted by the Bard from Stratford upon the Avon River, we may see a disguise, an invention, may we not, that is, one might see, if you will, a labour of love that is devised to strike the mind's eye with an image of "the master-mistress of my passion" (vide sonnet 20) painted upon art's borrowed face, i.e., an image of the youthful countenance of his patron.