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Don Juan

Book • 1984
Molière's "Don Juan" is a comedic play exploring themes of deception, hypocrisy, and the nature of morality.

The play follows the libertine Don Juan as he engages in various amorous adventures.

Molière's witty dialogue and satirical portrayal of societal norms make the play a classic of French comedy.

The play's exploration of free will and the consequences of one's actions continues to resonate with audiences today.

Don Juan's character has become a symbol of rebellious individualism and a subject of ongoing interpretation.

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