He loves and knows how to live Tartuffe for his own pleasure! He is so nice, so spontaneous in his pranks, so charming that Mr. Orgon himself was fascinated by him and hospitably welcomes in his house. Moreover, Orgon believes that before him is an unselfish righteous, almost holy person who will never deceive anyone in anything. Orgon even goes so far as to rewrite his property on Tartuffe ...

Was Tartuffe guilty of the fact that Orgon had trusted him so much? Did he want to deceive everyone, or did everything turn by itself, and he did not intend to pretend to be a saint? Despite the fact that Tartuffe has long become a common name and remains a comedic character, his image is perhaps more complex and multifaceted than it seems at first glance.