How is Armado's claim that he is on intimate terms with the ladies of France ironic in the play, Love’s Labor’s Lost?

Asked by Jill W on 24 Sep 10:27

Last updated by Jill W on 24 Sep 10:27

Answered by Jill W on 24 Sep 10:27

Armado's claims that he is on intimate terms with the king and the ladies of France is ironic because they actually ridicule him.

Love’s Labor’s Lost