In one play by this writer, a man pretends to be a Turkish prince in order to marry Lucille, the daughter of the titular character, Jourdain.
In one play by this writer, a man pretends to be a Turkish prince in order to marry Lucille, the daughter of the titular character, Jourdain. In another play by this writer, the revelation that Anselme is actually Don Thomas convinces Harpagon to allow Cleante and Elise to marry their lovers. This writer of The Bourgeois Gentleman and The Miser also created a character who criticizes Oronte's love sonnet and would rather retreat into solitude than stay with his beloved Celimene. He also created a character who lusts after Elmire and fools Orgon into thinking he is deeply religious. For 10 points, name this French playwright of The Misanthrope and Tartuffe.
In one play by this writer, a man pretends to be a Turkish prince in order to marry Lucille, the daughter of the titular character, Jourdain.
{Moliere} [or {Jean}-{Baptiste Poquelin}]