Tartuf, or a deceiver. The tradesman in the nobility. Imaginary patient. Moliere J.B.

A cunning named Tartuf, having pretended to be a saint, enjoys the owner’s trust and takes the whole house in his hands. It would seem that they see all this - but not Mr. Orgon and his mother, to whom the “pious scientist” became closest to all relatives. Thanks to the immortal comedy, the name Tartuf has become a household.

Mr. Jourder passionately dreams of getting into high society. To do this, he tries to imitate the nobles with all his might: he orders a tailor, which actually look ridiculous; He takes the lessons of music, dancing and fencing, not understanding anything about this, but only washing money on endless teachers. "It turns out we are talking about prose!" - he says with enthusiasm to his wife, demonstrating freshly baked education. And he does not notice that everyone is making fun of him...