The title character of this work tells another that he wishes to have the quote "We must eat to live, not live to eat" engraved in gold in his dining-room. Later on, La Fleche leaves with his master's casket, after which a police officer attempts to arrest Elise's lover. It is revealed that Valere, the steward, is the son of Don Thomas d'Alburci, who died in a shipwreck. It turns out that his family is still alive as his father is Anselme and his sister is Marianne, who has been courted by Cleante and his father. However, Harpagon, the title character, agrees to the marriages when he is promis
The title character of this work tells another that he wishes to have the quote "We must eat to live, not live to eat" engraved in gold in his dining-room. Later on, La Fleche leaves with his master's casket, after which a police officer attempts to arrest Elise's lover. It is revealed that Valere, the steward, is the son of Don Thomas d'Alburci, who died in a shipwreck. It turns out that his family is still alive as his father is Anselme and his sister is Marianne, who has been courted by Cleante and his father. However, Harpagon, the title character, agrees to the marriages when he is promised the return of his money at the end of, FTP, which play by Moliere?
The title character of this work tells another that he wishes to have the quote "We must eat to live, not live to eat" engraved in gold in his dining-room.
L'Avare or The Miser