One work by this author follows Jourdain's foolish attempts to enter the nobility and ends with his daughter's marriage to a man pretending to be a Turkish prince.
One work by this author follows Jourdain's foolish attempts to enter the nobility and ends with his daughter's marriage to a man pretending to be a Turkish prince. Another work by this author shows Arnolphe's failure to raise Agnes to be a faithful wife, while this author's last play sees Angelique remain faithful to her hypochondriacal father Argan. In another play by this author of The Bourgeois Gentleman and The School for Wives, Orgon is nearly tricked out of ownership of his home by the title hypocrite. For 10 points, name this French playwright of The Imaginary Invalid and Tartuffe.
One work by this author follows Jourdain's foolish attempts to enter the nobility and ends with his daughter's marriage to a man pretending to be a Turkish prince.
{Moliere} [or Jean-Baptiste {Poquelin}]