It features a scene where two lovers attempt to convey their true feelings to their elders by singing an opera.
It features a scene where two lovers attempt to convey their true feelings to their elders by singing an opera. Earlier the notary Bonnefoy writes the title character's will. In a subplot, Thomas tries to woo Angelica by giving her a copy of his thesis against modern science and by taking her to a human dissection, and the title character's brother Beraldo claims that a troupe of exotic gypsy dancers will have better effects than Mr. Purgon's suggestions. Including characters such as the maid Toinet and the title character's second wife Belina, the play focuses on the desperately seeking Argan. For ten points identify the work about a man who hopes to marry his daughter to a doctor that can treat his make believe illnesses, a comedy by Moliere.
It features a scene where two lovers attempt to convey their true feelings to their elders by singing an opera.
The {Imaginary Invalid} (Also accept {The Hypochondriack} and {Le Malade Imaginaire})