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Lise

Is Lise simply mocking Ragueneau’s poetic dreams, or is her “look after myself” attitude a sign that she refuses to be treated as part of his fantasy-filled world? Consider how her practical choices, sharp humour and connection with the musketeer complicate her marriage, and ask whether the play presents her as disloyal, independent, or both.

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Lise, Ragueneau’s wife, is a practical, sharp-tongued presence in the pastry shop, impatient with his poetic distractions and willing to reuse his discarded verses. Her “sulkily” independent manner reveals a woman balancing household tensions, personal choice and loyalty.