The title character throws a party for the girl whom he wishes to marry, during which she acquires a large diamond ring from him.
The title character throws a party for the girl whom he wishes to marry, during which she acquires a large diamond ring from him. Later on another character reveals himself as the son of nobleman Don Thomas d'Alburci, who was supposedly dead. In actuality the Don lives as the wealthy Anselme, who pays for both weddings that end this play, Valere's union with Elise and Mariane's union with Cleante. This is all to the chagrin of Harpagon, the title character. FTP, name this play about a skinflint by Moliere.
The title character throws a party for the girl whom he wishes to marry, during which she acquires a large diamond ring from him.
The {Miser} or L’{Avare}