Illusion

Drugs to clean the bowels of his attendance, and another to hypnotize it is good, and recipes for strengthening his very weak body, and expelling severe ideas from his head ... Argan "in himself, until everything hurts, while nothing actually hurts. This is the pivotal character to which "Moliere" assigned the role of the star in the play that is in our hands, and whose funny events are in the home of a rich man, who is good, except with regard to his whispers regarding his physical health; Which goes by his ability to judge matters rationally; He is subject to his generous doctors, to the point of insisting on marrying his daughter with one of them, on the pretext that our association like this will undoubtedly be useful for the health of the father.