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Original Title:	L'Avare ou L'École du Mensonge
ISBN:	2091878235 (ISBN13: 9782091878232)
Edition Language:	French

L'Avare

Molière

Paperback | Pages: 79 pages

Rating: 3.68 | 13645 Users | 454 Reviews

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Harpagon est un vieillard odieux et avare. Avare jusqu'au ridicule, puisqu'il fait comparaître en justice le chat d'un de ses voisins pour lui avoir mangé le reste d'un gigot ! Avare jusqu'au sordide aussi. Ne cherche-t-il pas à prêter à un taux usuraire l'argent qu'il refuse à son fils ? N'est-il pas prêt à vendre sa fille à qui offre de la prendre sans dot ? Quant à sa prétendue attirance pour Mariane, elle ne résiste pas à sa fascination pour l'or. Peut-être la plus célèbre des comédies de Molière, L'Avare s'inspire largement de l'Aulularia, une pièce de théâtre écrite au IIIe siècle avant J-C par le poète latin Plaute.

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Title	:	L'Avare
Author	:	Molière
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Anniversary Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 79 pages
Published	:	December 1st 2003 by Cle Intl (first published September 9th 1668)
Categories	:	Classics. Plays. Cultural. France. Theatre. Drama. Academic. School. European Literature. French Literature

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Ratings: 3.68 From 13645 Users | 454 Reviews

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Good play but I expected different end.

I hate this book. It is one of the single dumbest dramas I've ever read. OK, let's start from the beginning. This book is about a cheap man named Harpagon who wants to marry the exact same girl that his son Cleante loves. Also there is the guy Valere in love with Elise and Harpagon wants Elise to marry this rich fella named Anselme. So, then Cleante steals some cash from Harpagon to marry Marianne. So, then there is a big argument between Cleante and Harpagon. In the end we have one of the most



All men are alike in their words. Their actions only show the difference that exists between them.

3.5 stars

I cant quite remember the last time I had this much fun reading a play. Oh, misunderstandings! How amusing they can be when you are not the one involved in them. Must confess I wasnt quite expecting that ending.A surprisingly light read. Must definitely write a thank you note to my wonderful friend who has yet again recommended a book I found myself enjoying.

"What use will money be to us if it comes only when we are too old to enjoy it?"This is my second encounter with Molière's brilliant work, and I, similarly to before, found it to be very entertaining.Molière attention to irony, exaggeration, humour, and also to darker matters are what shape his comedies and make them truly great. I strongly recommend anyone, who is only beginning to read plays and has struggle understanding and enjoying their structure, to read this one. I laughed out loud at