artuffe? Oh he's doing fine. ORGANE- Poor fellow! DORINE- During the following night she did not shut her eyes a singlemoment. ORGANE- And Tartuffe? DORINE- Tartuffe was sleepy enough. He went right to bed after supper. ORGAN- Poor fellow!This shows the tendancie to be so in blinded by love that you do not realizeyou are hurting yourself or others by bieng in love. At the end of the play,the only thing that stops Tartuffe from collecting the land that was bestowedupon him by Orgon, was the kings intervention. "His eyes can penetrate thesubject's hearts; the art of charlatans cannot delude him."(moliere 218) Thismiracle of the kings kidness was undoubtedly an effort to disentangle theplot Moliere had written, and bring it to an abrupt close. He was "just alittle boy in this domain."(Lanson, 20). Moliere's second most Popular play, as far as production numbers is ThePhysician in Spite of Himslef . The main charecter, Sgnarelle, is put in anunfortunate situation by his wife. She prompts two men to find her husband,insisiting that he is a doctor but he won't admit unless he is beaten. Thusbegans his adventure as a world class doctor, in spite of himself being asimpleton. At first only the beatings provoke him to say he is a doctor, butlater when he realizes doctors can make excellent money that motivates him.This shows the greedy ways of man, disregarding people he could hurt in thename of personal glory and riches. His sences sharpen when he is offeredmoney, and he can think of ways out of his situations. A young man seeks Sgnarelle's help at the end of the book. He is in lovewith a young women for whom Sgnarelle is taking care of. He is in lovewither, but her father will not permit the marriage becuase the boy is toopoor. A rich uncle of the boy has died, and he inherits enough money tofinally marry her. As in Tartuffe the play is ended ubruptly, with aelementary ending. Moliere never had the talent "tangling and ...
