Chrysale is an easy-going bourgeois man. His brother, Ariste, has
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ARISTE: Well? There goes the wife, brother, and I can tell
That you have had a little talk together.
CHRYSALE: Yes.
ARISTE: And how did it turn out? Well for Henriette?
Did she consent? The match is made?
CHRYSALE: Not completely yet.
ARISTE: Did she refuse?
CHRYSALE: No.
ARISTE: Is she thinking it over?
CHRYSALE: Not at all.
ARISTE: What then?
CHRYSALE: It’s that she’s offered me another man for son-in-law.
ARISTE: Another man for son-in-law?
CHRYSALE: Another.
ARISTE: Whose name is?
CHRYSALE: Monsieur Trippeldolt.
ARISTE: What? The Monsieur Trippeldolt who�
CHRYSALE: Yes, who’s always talking poetry and Latin.
ARISTE: And you accepted?
CHRYSALE: Me? My God, no way.
ARISTE: What did you tell her?
CHRYSALE: Nothing. And I’m glad I didn’t speak.
I’m not committed.
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