In one play written by this man, the central conspiracy is revealed by Livilla, who is in a love triangle with Sejanus and the title character who plots against Tiberius. Another play written by this man includes the braggart Chasteaufort and has a plot revolving around Chariot's father attempting to force him out of Paris so that he can marry Genevotte. In addition to The Death of Agrippina and that play about Granger, The Pedant Outwitted, this author wrote a novel in which the protagonist tie
In one play written by this man, the central conspiracy is revealed by Livilla, who is in a love triangle with Sejanus and the title character who plots against Tiberius. Another play written by this man includes the braggart Chasteaufort and has a plot revolving around Chariot's father attempting to force him out of Paris so that he can marry Genevotte. In addition to The Death of Agrippina and that play about Granger, The Pedant Outwitted, this author wrote a novel in which the protagonist ties bottles of dew around his waist and floats over to Quebec, from where he ties himself to a rocket and promptly leaves Earth. FTP, name this French author who wrote about Dyrcona in The Comical History of the States and Empires of the Moon and Sun and was notably depicted with a very long nose in a play by Edmund Rostand.
In one play written by this man, the central conspiracy is revealed by Livilla, who is in a love triangle with Sejanus and the title character who plots against Tiberius.
{Cyrano de Bergerac}