the deceitful holy man, is living in the house of Oregon. Oregon has opened his doors to

Tartuffe, and he greatly respects him for being the good holy man he was thought to be.

The rest of the family believe that Tartuffe is a fake and a con. Oregon and Madam

Parcelle are the two which believe in his holy reputation. Tartuffe convinces Oregon that

he is an incredible man of great holy stature, and Oregon proceeds to sign over to Tartuffe

Outward Appearances can sometimes be deceiving. This is evident in the way

Oregon looked at Tartuffe. Tartuffe was thought to be a man of great holy influence.

Oregon thought Tartuffe was a high holy figure, who was admirable because of his

devotion to God. Tartuffe is actually a two- faced con artist who has no interests but that

of his own welfare. Oregon is blinded by these ideals. Tartuffe takes advantage of this

in the first person of Oregon. It showed Oregon's point of view as he was exiting. This

received it when the eviction notice came as Oregon was trying to convince her.

between two chairs at the table, giving a different perspective of the planning period.

holiness as a tool of lust and sin. At some points, he'd be eloquent and dignified, but at

at her remarks about him and Tartuffe. Again, she needed outward proof, and she

the use of variation of light was in the speech given by the guard towards the end of the

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Approximate Word count = 716
Approximate Pages = 3 (250 words per page double spaced)