Two brothers, two brides-to-be—and two very different ideas of love and control. In The School for Husbands, Molière explores the fine line between guardianship and tyranny in romantic relationships. Brothers Sganarelle and Ariste are entrusted with the care of two young women—one rules with strict discipline, the other with kindness and trust. But when love enters the picture, it’s not the controlling guardian who wins the day. This sharp and witty comedy dissects male authority, jealousy, and ...