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The Turkish Travesty

from The Bungler

Written by Molière, Richard Wilbur

The Bungler

The cunning servant Mascarille attempts to help his master Lélie deceive Trufaldin by posing as an Armenian messenger. The scene becomes a comedic battle of wits as Lélie's incompetence and geographical blunders nearly expose the ruse, forcing Mascarille to invent increasingly absurd explanations to save their plot.

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TRUFALDIN: Praise be to Heaven, and to my lucky star!

MASCARILLE: You’re good at “seeing visions and dreaming dreams,” / Since what you dream about comes true, it seems.

TRUFALDIN: For these good tidings, how can I thank you, sir? / You seem to me a heavenly messenger.

LÉLIE: Spare me such complimen

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CharactersTrufaldin, Mascarille, Lélie
Duration00:04:00
Age Range20-40 & 20-40 & 50-70
GenderMale & Male & Male
GenreComedy
PeriodClassical
Formatgroup
SourceThe Bungler
ToneFarcical, chaotic, desperate, quick-witted
Accentnull
Suitable Fordrama school audition, general practice, competition
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