Agnes's father, Enrique, arranges with Horace's father for their children to be married.
Its author responded to its critics in two works, one of which was titled L'Impromptu de Versailles. Horace is able to persuade Agnes to run away with him because of her lack of sophistication. Agnes's father, Enrique, arranges with Horace's father for their children to be married. That thwarts Arnolphe's plan for Agnes, his beloved, to be raised in innocence so that she may prove to be a faithful wife. These events occur in, FTP, this 1662 verse comedy by Moli?e (mole-YAIR), which, despite its title, has nothing to do with formal education.
Its author responded to its critics in two works, one of which was titled L'Impromptu de Versailles.
L'Ecole des Femmes or The School for Wives