Analysis of the poem villa for sale by Sacha Guitry?

Answer 1

The main themes of the drama,''Villa for Sale".Human weaknesses.Ethnic discrimination.Money and profit.Human relationships.

Answer 2

"Villa for Sale" by Sacha Guitry is a satirical poem that critiques the materialistic values of society. The poem describes a luxurious villa being sold, highlighting the emptiness and superficiality of wealth and status. Through vivid imagery and irony, Guitry challenges readers to reflect on the true meaning of happiness and fulfillment beyond material possessions.

Answer 3

Villa for sale is a drama written by Sacha Guitry. In this drama Juliette puts up her villa for sale.some customers come to see the villa but they do not buy it. after almost a month, Juliette gets a call saying a lady will come to buy it. a french couple Gaston and Jeanne come to take a look at the villa. while waiting for the owner of the villa, gaston indicater that he has no intention of buying a villa.

Juliette enters and gives a complete discription of the villa.after much bargaining Juliette reduces the price from 2,50,000 francks to 2,00,000 francks.

gaston doesn 't agree and is about to leave when Jeanne wants to have a look around the villa. Jeanne wants to see the upper floor Gaton doesn 't joins them.

Mrs al Smith arrives to look at the villa. she mistakes Gaston as the owner of the villa. She buys the villa for 3,00,000 francks.

When Jeanne returns after looking at the top floor,she indicates that she has lost the idea of buying the villa but Gaston desires to buy the villa for 2,00,000 francks.Juliette is still unaware that Gaston has sold the villa to mrs al smith. Gaston 's ingenuitnity is later discovered by Jeanne.

Villa for sale is nothing but just about a woman( Juliette) who sells her house to a couple in hastiness,and Mr.Gatson who buys the house sells it to another american who assumes Gatson to be the husband of juliette when his wife Jeanne and Juliette go to inspect the top floor of the house. it is all about the tricky minded Gatson.

Answer 4

• the farcical element

- Mrs. Al Smith arrives at a moment when the owner of the Villa goes upstairs to show Jeanne the upper floor.

- Mrs. Al Smith cannot spare more than five minutes for a transaction that would cost her as much as 300,000 francs.

Answer 5

Literature is a means of analysing things in a way beyond the surface view. 'Villa for Sale' by Sacha Guirty is such a literal work, points the truth of human behaviour in a spellbinding manner.Through this, the writer has succeeded to highlight how one man outsmarts three women.

The scene starts with Juliette, the owner of a villa worrying on the villa which is now for sale. Here Jeane emerges with his husband, Gaston in the aim buying the villa anyhow; but Gaston, the key character who plays the most significant role in outsmarting three women Juliette, Jeane and Mrs Al Smith acts in three different way towards these three characters in a self-conscious manner. Mrs Al Smith, a rich star appears in the latter part of the drama is also dramatically cheated by him.

Julietta, a money minded lady is pretentious seems to be in the mind of selling the villa to Jeane and Gaston in the most treacherous way she knew. Gaston who refuses to buy it from the begins criticising it and condemns it. "They call that's a garden! Why it's a yard of a patch of grass in the middle" Though he keeps on his above opinion his turning point appears with the arrival of Mrs Al Smith.

Mrs Al Smith, an American tries to deal with Gaston thinking that he's the owner of the villa. Gaston taking his chance pretends in the most appropriate way he could to take his maximum benefit from the situation. Here he cheats Mrs Al Smith and finally becomes able to sell for thrice its real price. Thus he tells to himself "Since you are a dear bought, I love you dear"

His hidden change of mind impacts the other two ladies too. Ultimately he becomes so keen on the villa shows that he's impressed by the state of the villa which makes both the ladies to come to a hysterical state. The following context evidently expresses it. "It's all very important. A bathroom with a bath in it. Bedrooms, two large..."

He who easily deals with Juliette does not leave a speak of suspicion over the guilt he had made and even be able to ask for a piece of artwork which he shows that he's so interested to cheat the villa owner more and more. "It's not a question of value," says Juliette, thus making herself more impressed on her customers

Gaston his dearest wife even without letting her know the illeral work he has done. "Just trying to please you, darling," he remarks even forgetting his sarcastic ideas towards her. Jeane is panic strcken and is cheated to the end to think that she is the new owner of the villa.

Thus it is comprehensive that with a graet economy of words and experience Sacha Guitry frames the drama highlighting the way a man outsmarts three women. So it is indicative that this piece of work has become a key resource to define the true human behaviour which is made to humour by everybody.

Answer 6

it is a chapter of literature reader.

Answer 7

It isn't a poem,it is a drama.