"Don Juan, or the Terrible Feast" is a miracle comedy by the master of French literature, Moliere. In this work, the author portrays the image of the famous Don Juanist, who wanders the world in confusion, calmly frequenting respectable ladies and excessively poetic towns in his opinion. The main character, Don Juan, deceived by an uncontrollable desire to win women, enters into life adventures and conflicts that lead to a tragic ending. The material, which became known as the playwright, is presented in the form of a banquet, where the morals and ethics of society are depicted. The play "Don Juan, or The Terrible Feast" is focused on the moral and ethical aspects of human destiny, revealing to the reader a universal understanding of life and death, honor and mercy, love and betrayal.