Unseen in this play are the gossipy "neighbor Daphne and her little spouse.
Unseen in this play are the gossipy "neighbor Daphne and her little spouse." We also never see Argas, who left a casket of important papers with the head of the central family. The head of this play's central family!! hides under a table at his wife's insistence after that wife sees a ploy ruined by her hotheaded son-in-law Damis. The title character tears a fine handkerchief out of a copy of Pilgrim's Progress, calling it a "horrid profanation," during a scene between the servant Dorine and Cléante. The title character finally exposes himself by trying to seduce Elmire, the wife of his host, Orgon. For 10 points, name this Molière play featuring the titular religious hypocrite.
Unseen in this play are the gossipy "neighbor Daphne and her little spouse.
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