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The foolish "Jordan" voice will start with confidence and say: "Go ahead with what you like, I will not cost myself to tear my robe to separate your between you." This comic scene occurs in the midst of a group of professors fighting about false teachings, as if they were in a comic play. These professors are the ones who professionalize "Jordan" with their false ideas, and as his betrayal, which sews a funny, glowing, make it a mockery.
In this funny noble dress, Jordan believes that he has become an aristocratic and begins to ignore his wife and crowns his effort to approach Marquiza from the nobles, leaving the bankrupt's "Durant" allegations controlling his actions. Then "Jordan" refuses to marry his daughter to her boyfriend, "Clement", because he belongs to the middle class. "Clinet" decides to pretend to be a Turkish prince to obtain the approval of "Jordan" for marriage, and after the success of the trick, the funny inauguration ceremony will be held where the attendees speak in an incomprehensible language for the Turkish language.
Molier depicts in this comedy ballet brings mockery to the prevalence and hypocrisy spread in French society. Through this comic play, Moliere reviews the sophisticated aspects of society, expressing his criticism of false allegations and social manufacture.