The title character of one of this author's early works keeps the slave Isidore as his mistress and owns a male slave named Hali. A square near Arnolf's house is the setting for another of his works, in which Horace repeatedly promises that he will marry Agnes. After writing The Sicilian, he created a character who is sued for telling a poet to give up after reading his sonnet and is sent into isolation. This author also wrote about a man served by Toinette, who opens a play by refusing to pay his apothecary fairly. This author wrote The School for Wives and created The Doctor in Spite of Himself. The title character of a work by this author is a religious hypocrite that tries to seduce Orgon's wife Elmire. For 10 points, name this author of The Imaginary Invalid a
The title character of one of this author's early works keeps the slave Isidore as his mistress and owns a male slave named Hali. A square near Arnolf's house is the setting for another of his works, in which Horace repeatedly promises that he will marry Agnes. After writing The Sicilian, he created a character who is sued for telling a poet to give up after reading his sonnet and is sent into isolation. This author also wrote about a man served by Toinette, who opens a play by refusing to pay his apothecary fairly. This author wrote The School for Wives and created The Doctor in Spite of Himself. The title character of a work by this author is a religious hypocrite that tries to seduce Orgon's wife Elmire. For 10 points, name this author of The Imaginary Invalid and Tartuffe.
The title character of one of this author's early works keeps the slave Isidore as his mistress and owns a male slave named Hali.
Moliere [accept Jean-Baptiste Poquelin]