One character in this play, ignores his servant's reports of his wife's bad fever and headache to inquire about the health of another guest of his house, only to respond "poor fellow" no matter how positive the news.
One character in this play, ignores his servant's reports of his wife's bad fever and headache to inquire about the health of another guest of his house, only to respond "poor fellow" no matter how positive the news. Later, that character forbids his daughter Marianne from marrying Valère and disinherits his son Damis for accusations against the title character, and continues to refuse to believe the title character's treachery until he witnesses him attempt to seduce his wife, Elmire. FTP, Orgon's family is plagued by the titular religious hypocrite in what play by Molière?
One character in this play, ignores his servant's reports of his wife's bad fever and headache to inquire about the health of another guest of his house, only to respond "poor fellow" no matter how positive the news.
Tartuffe