Cimri

"He is the most unfeeling of all people in the world; the most hardened of all living creatures, the most miserly of all misers. Nothing good can come from his affection, and nothing fruitful from his touch. Giving is so difficult for him that he doesn't even offer a greeting to anyone; he only takes, and takes only for himself..."

Those who know him describe him as Cimri... But who is this Cimri? Is he truly as ruthless, heartless, stingy, and unpleasant as they say? Is a person born this way? Is he simply a fictional character? Are there people like him in the real world? What would it be like to live with someone like that? In Molière's famous play, "The Miser," written in the 17th century, you will gain a perspective on the line between observing a specific group and making generalizations, and you will witness the inner and outer lives of many individuals and families, as well as encounter strange and unexpected events.