The Poor appearing in the French Farce during me transition period from the medieval to modem times were described to be very dynamic and joyful in contrast to the their miserable living conditions. For that reason, their laugh and humor not only criticize social reality bur also touch the nature of life. The stages of me Farce were also very simple, which nonetheless revealed the reality of poverty. While ruling class criticized them for their obscenity and vulgarity, that was their only possible means of resistance. As many as spectators participated to this laugh, agreeing to them, During the sudden social changes from the end of medieval to modern era, the French Farce survived severe critique of the existing literary circle, evolving to the small comedy of Moliere. This shows well the value of the Farce as people's political activity despite the neglect of the ruling class. The discourse of poors in the Farce seem; to have been very rude, but it shows what was d1C true social desire. As Tom Walls said, "the Farce can be easily turned into the tragedy. What causes the uncontrollable laugh can provoke serious sadness the next moment." The Farce reflected the social reality on one hand and resisted the dreadful reality on the other hand. On that respect, sneering the poor in the Farce might have stimulated the charities.