Victor belongs to Mathieu Grégoire's social and domestic circle. He praises Mathieu's poetic talent, thinks about presenting his work in a modern way, helps mark the wedding occasion with congratulations, and remains present during the conversations surrounding Mathieu's increasingly unsettled life.
Clay's Polish-Jewish bookkeeper and constant companion. He helps Clay find the actors for the impregnation scheme, witnesses the aftermath, and discovers Clay's death. He ends up listening to a mysterious shell, connecting back to the story's themes.
Scapin is a resourceful servant whom Octave turns to for help when he fears his father's anger over his marriage. He tries to steer Argante away from a lawsuit, then deceives Géronte by claiming his son has been taken aboard a galley and demands five hundred crowns as ransom. He also refuses to betray his master when threatened.
A companion to the young suitor seeking M. Jourdain's daughter's hand. Covielle shares the suitor's distress when she appears to reject him; after she explains that an elderly relative's warnings caused the refusal, the pair are reassured. The summary does not specify further actions by Covielle.
Roger Coggio has 60 screen credits in a career dating back to 1952. Signature works include Diary of a Madman, Les Fausses Confidences, C'est encore loin l'Amérique?. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
