At one point in this play, one character is too occupied by keeping a sparrow away from a cat to open the door.  Alain and Georgette, servants to one of the central characters, provide comic relief, while another character in this work who believes that babies come from the ear is forced to recite ten sayings by her master.  The central character's
At one point in this play, one character is too occupied by keeping a sparrow away from a cat to open the door.  Alain and Georgette, servants to one of the central characters, provide comic relief, while another character in this work who believes that babies come from the ear is forced to recite ten sayings by her master.  The central character's plans backfire upon the arrival of his friend's brother-in-law, Enrique, to whose daughter the central character's rival is to be betrothed. That friend, Chrysalde, is hesitant from the start about his friend's plans for marriage. In the end, a marriage is arranged between Oronte's son-who has been confiding in Monsieur de la Souche, the main character in disguise-and the main character's ward. Horace and Agn? find happiness in spite of Arnolphe's plans for a cuckold-free existence in, for 10 points, what play by Moli?e?
At one point in this play, one character is too occupied by keeping a sparrow away from a cat to open the door.  
The School for Wives or L'Ecole des femmes