This man's feats include drinking four draughts of wine at breakfast and eating two whole partridges in front of a sick person with no appetite. This employer of the servant Laurent comments in one scene that a woman should cover her bosom with a handkerchief. Mr. Loyal helps this man by reading an eviction notice. This man takes a box of incriminating (*) letters left by Argas, which is eventually turned over to an officer of the all-seeing King
This man's feats include drinking four draughts of wine at breakfast and eating two whole partridges in front of a sick person with no appetite. This employer of the servant Laurent comments in one scene that a woman should cover her bosom with a handkerchief. Mr. Loyal helps this man by reading an eviction notice. This man takes a box of incriminating (*) letters left by Argas, which is eventually turned over to an officer of the all-seeing King, and is earlier spied on from behind a curtain by Damis ["dah-MEE"], who catches him seducing Elmire. In the play in which he appears, Orgon is nearly tricked into giving up his estate to this man. For 10 points, name this hypocritical faux-pious con-man who titles a Moliere comedy.
This man's feats include drinking four draughts of wine at breakfast and eating two whole partridges in front of a sick person with no appetite.
Tartuffe [accept Tartuffe, or the Impostor or Tartuffe, ou l'Imposteur]