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"L'étourdi Ou Les Contre-Temps" was written by Molière. Influential French playwright known for his sharp comedies and social critiques.

L'étourdi Ou Les Contre-Temps

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L'étourdi Ou Les Contre-Temps

Molière

''L'étourdi ou les contre-temps'', written by Molière in the mid-17th century, is a five-act comedy that follows Lélie, a young man caught in romantic rivalries over his love interest, Célie. The play features witty dialogue and farcical situations, exploring themes of love, deception, and social norms. Notably, it draws inspiration from an Italian comedy by Nicolo Barbieri, but Molière's version offers a superior ending and showcases his signature comedic style. The character of Mascarille, Lélie's clever servant, plays a pivotal role in the unfolding chaos of misunderstandings and romantic pursuits.