The book "The Doctor Against His Will: A Comedy in Three Acts" by Moliere is a classic work of world literature that combines intrigue, humor and philosophical reflections. In this play, the author raises questions about power, intrigue and individual freedom. The main character is a doctor who finds himself involved in difficult situations where he has to fight not only with diseases, but also with a tangled tangle of circumstances. Will the doctor be able to get out of this situation scot-free? This should be found in the book itself!