... sexual lust he quickly has his say " yes brother, I am evil through and through, guilty full of iniquity and sin" (Moliere.p.280). Even though, Tartuffe confessed of his wrong doing Orgon did not believe because of the trust he has in him. For example he chase his son off the property and give ... the right to Tartuffe. In no time Tartuffe made himself virtually master of the Orgon's house and the performance of it occupants. He is so devout in speaking of Heaven that Orgon ... seemed in such a righteous way a man who only speak of God. He is using heaven to cover his deceiving life. F...

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... all that holds you back, don't worry. I can remove that hindrance in a hurry. Nothing of that sort need to obstruct our path (page 57). Throughout the play, Tartuffe is a hypocrite. "In God's name, brother, don't be harsh with him I"d rather be tortured at the stake than see him bear one scratch for my poor sake" ... (page 48). Tartuffe wants Orgon to believe that he does not want Damis to suffer for lying to his father. "No, no, but my first duty is to serve my King. ... can lead him by the nose. You find us here would fill him with delight, and if he saw the worst, he"d doubt his sig...

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... heavens perpetual grace. Im going to the prison now, to share my last few coins with the poor wretched there" (Wilbur, 82). At this point in the play Tartuffe is trying to make people think he's something that he is not. He goes and says that he shall pray on the behalf of others that are not as ... well off and that he will go to the prison and give the poor his last few coins. Tartuffe is talking with Dorine; it almost seems like he is trying to win everyone over so he can control them easier. Dorine does not see this behavior normal ... this, for just this chance I've prayed with all ...

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