One character in this play laments how castle walls cannot stop the spread of lies, to which anothercharacter remarks that their neighbors, Daphne and her husband, are chief amongst the gossips thatshe despises.
One character in this play laments how castle walls cannot stop the spread of lies, to which anothercharacter remarks that their neighbors, Daphne and her husband, are chief amongst the gossips thatshe despises. A maid in this play, thinking that it is a joke, laughs upon hearing about a proposedmarriage, much to the chagrin of that match's instigator. At the end of this play, a group of officersthat the title character had brought to seize his friend's house (*) arrest the title character instead. Onecharacter in this play hides under a table to observe his friend making advances on his wife, though thatcharacter is blackmailed over his possession of a casket of letters. Mariane is allowed to marry Valere atthis play's end, while Elmire and Orgon are allowed to keep their estate. For 10 points, name this playabout a hypocrite, written by Moliere.
One character in this play laments how castle walls cannot stop the spread of lies, to which anothercharacter remarks that their neighbors, Daphne and her husband, are chief amongst the gossips thatshe despises.
Tartuffe