"Shakespeare has no heroes, but only heroines." What are Rosalind's leading traits in As You Like It?

Like many of Shakespeare's female characters in the
comedies, Rosalind is strong, intelligent and resourceful.  she also has a great sense
of humor.

It takes a strong young woman to be able to live
in the court knowing that her uncle is the reason her father has been banished.  This
strength comes from her companionship of her cousin. Celia.  Their relationship is
important for both of them.

Once she is told that she must
leave, she is resourceful in coming up with the plan which takes them to the forest of
Arden.  These disguises prove to be perfect.  Nobody recognizes
them.

Her intelligence and sense of humor are evident in
many ways.  She uses both in order to teach Orlando how to woo.  As for Phoebe's
infatuation, she finds this amusing and we get the double meanings she uses with
her.

All in all, Rosalind is a delightful character and
remarkable young woman all things considered.