Blunderer, or The Counterplots by Molière is a hilarious and clever comedy that keeps readers entertained from start to finish. The plot follows the bumbling protagonist who continually finds himself in ridiculous situations due to his own foolish decisions. The play is filled with witty dialogue, mistaken identities, and farcical misunderstandings that keep the comedy flowing.

Molière's writing is sharp and insightful, poking fun at societal conventions and poking holes in the absurdity of human behavior. The characters are well-developed and each adds their own unique flavor to the story, creating a lively and entertaining ensemble.

Overall, Blunderer, or The Counterplots is a delightful and engaging read that is sure to leave readers laughing out loud. Molière's wit and humor shine through in this classic comedy, making it a timeless piece of literature that continues to entertain audiences to this day.

Book Description:
A very early Moliere. From the Translator: "In this piece the plot is carried on ... by a servant, Mascarille, who is the first original personage Molière has created; he is not a mere imitation of the valets of the Italian or classical comedy; he has not the coarseness and base feelings of the servants of his contemporaries, but he is a lineal descendant of Villon, a free and easy fellow, not over nice in the choice or execution of his plans, but inventing new ones after each failure, simply to keep in his hand; not too valiant, except perhaps when in his cups, rather jovial and chaffy, making fun of himself and everybody else besides, no respecter of persons or things, and doomed probably not to die in his bed." - Summary by ToddHW Cast list: LELIO, son to PANDOLPHUS: Leanne Yau LEANDER, a young gentleman of good birth: Tomas Peter ANSELMO, an old man: Sonia PANDOLPHUS, an old man: Nemo TRUFALDIN, an old man: ToddHW ANDRÈS, a supposed gipsy: Son of the Exiles MASCARILLE, servant to Lelio: Larry Wilson ERGASTE, a servant: alanmapstone A MESSENGER: Zames Curran CELIA, slave to TRUFALDIN: TJ Burns HIPPOLYTA, daughter to ANSELMO: Eva Davis Stage Directions: Devorah Allen Edited by: ToddHW