The Imaginary Invalid

*The Imaginary Invalid* is a comedy by Molière that satirizes medical treatment and skepticism. The story follows Argan, a man obsessed with health and medicine, who enrolls in a fake medical course to control his daughter’s marriage prospects. The play humorously critiques the medical profession of the time, highlighting how Argan’s foolish reliance on doctors causes more harm than good. Ultimately, it’s a witty exploration of human folly, health obsession, and the importance of genuine relationships over superficial concerns.