Characters
- Georges Dandin (George Dandin), husband of Angelica
- Angelica (Angélique), Georges Dandin's wife
- Sir Sotenville (Monsieur de Sotenville), Angelica's father
- Mrs Sotenville (Madame de Sotenville), Sir Sotenville's wife
- Clitander (Clitandre), in love with Angelica
- Claudine, Angelica's servant
- Lubin, Clitander's servant
- Colin, Dandin's servant
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