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    Major vs. Minor

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    So that was all he knew was to run away from his problems‚ but once he faced his problem he was able to take care of it himself which I felt was the highlight of the entire piece of work. The next dramatic was Tartuffe by Jean-Baptiste Poquelin Moliere this piece came in second only because Tartuffe simply had two people of the entire character list fool they were Orgon and his mother Madame Pernelle. The major character in the play is Orgon the minor characters were the family members and

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    Cited: Moliere‚ Jean-Baptise Poquelin. ’Tartuffe. ’ The Norton Anthology of World Masterpieces. Ed. Maynard Mack. New York: W.W. Norton " Company‚ 1995. 307 -356.

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    Jean Baptiste Lully

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    Jean Baptiste Lully was a prolific composer who is best known for establishing French Opera. (Boynick) Born in Florence on the 28th of November 1632‚ (Boynick) Giovanni Battista Lulli was a miller ’s son. (Sadie 2000 pg 166) Lully first arrived in France in March of 1646 (Jean Baptiste Lully) to work as an attendant for a female courtier. (Sadie 2000 pg. 166) "During his six years in her household‚ Lully‚ already an expert at the guitar and violin‚ polished his skills as a performer and composer

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    Lie and Tartuffe Moliere

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    Jean-Baptiste Poquelin ‚ famous by his pseudonym Moliere ‚ is regarded as one of the fathers of modern comedy . One of his finest works is the play Tartuffe ’ also known as the hypocrite . The play is undeniably one of the most humorous classics . However ‚ there is nothing funny about the message that the author wanted to convey . Moliere wanted for the audience to acknowledge what could be considered a social cancer hypocrisy The narrative was basically about the hypocrite Tartuffe and the gullible

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    Moliere’s comedy Tartuffe depicts women who can be described as straightforward‚ bold-spirited‚ witty‚ and loyal. In Tartuffe Dorine and Elmire displayed well-developed‚ independent and intelligent characters while Madame Pernelle and Mariane weren’t as well developed intellectually in the play as Dorine and Elmire. In the play Tartuffe‚ Dorine and Elmire challenged the masculine role model Orgon to preserve the traditional way of life. Dorine takes on a masculine characteristics and attitudes and

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    Definition of a True Hero

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    Elizabeth Pena English 2302 Dr. Charlie Scott 02 November 2012 Essay 1: Definition of a True‚ Authentic Hero In my eyes‚ a true‚ authentic hero is someone with firm courage‚ nobility‚ faith‚ valor‚ hope‚ motivation‚ and bravery. It is someone who devotes time to help others and can truly be admired‚ one who fights or does things for a good cause. Being a hero means to be the one who steps forward and strives to do what is right‚ rather than what he/she finds pleasant‚ convenient‚ or just simply

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    Satire In Tartuffe

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    Moliere’s neoclassic comedy‚ Tartuffe‚ is a prime example of his expertise in the comedic technique. The plot is one that keeps the reader or viewer interested and aware. It begins with Madame Pernell visiting her son’s house and reprimanding all of them but their boarder‚ Tartuffe. She believes Tartuffe is a man of astounding character. The members of the house‚ however‚ disagree and say that Tartuffe is deceitful and a fraud. After Madam Pernell leaves‚ Dorine and Cleante‚ the maid and the brother-in-law

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    Given CircumstancesThe given circumstances of Tartuffe are few‚ yet they are essential to the reading of the script. The time of Tartuffe is displayed through several ways: while no specific time is ever mentioned‚ we know that the play takes place sometime after 1640 because the currency mentioned (the Louis) was established in 1640. And since now specific time references are mentioned‚ we can assume the play takes in ’modern times’ i.e. during the time it was written (the 1660’s). The action of

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    Essay #2: Tartuffe’s Extreme Manners and Modes Moliere’s “Tartuffe” highlights modes and manners of various characters throughout the comedy. A character that shows a high extreme between his manners and modes is‚ Tartuffe. Tartuffe has many schemes and sneaky plans to destroy the domestic happiness of Orgon‚ the protagonists if the play. Tartuffe did and said many things in devious ways and was only able to trap Orgon and Madame Pernelle‚ Orgon’s mother‚ into his illusion. Though he did get away

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    Tartuffe

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    Orgon Discussion In Tartuffe‚ Orgon is having his daughter marry a man that’s not who he seems to be. Although Orgon is easily fooled he becomes overly obsessed at how “perfect” Tartuffe is. This obsession continues to grow until it is finally mastered by Elmire. In the first act we learn how unnatural the beginning of the relationship is when all Orgon could do is rave about Tartuffe. It was to the point that there was absolutely nothing wrong with Tartuffe in the eyes of Orgon. In act 1 scene

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