In his best-known play, one character, like Madame Pernelle, relies on the title character for advice; that character announces that the title character ought to marry his daughter already engaged to Valere, Mariane, and Damis discovers the title character's affections for his mother, Elmire.
In one play by this author, the title character arranges a marriage for his daughter Angelique to Sir Thomas Diaforius, a doctor-in-training. In his best-known play, one character, like Madame Pernelle, relies on the title character for advice; that character announces that the title character ought to marry his daughter already engaged to Valere, Mariane, and Damis discovers the title character's affections for his mother, Elmire. In that play by this author of The Imaginary Invalid, Documents that Argas entrusts to that first character, Orgon, are stolen by the title character, leading him to try to blackmail the family for their house. For 10 points, name this author of Tartuffe.
In one play by this author, the title character arranges a marriage for his daughter Angelique to Sir Thomas Diaforius, a doctor-in-training.
{Moliere} [or Jean-Baptiste {Poquelin}]