This study analyses the famous article about Ion Luca Caragiale entitled Domina Bona, signed by the divine critic George Călinescu and published in „Literary Journal” (second series), no. 2, June 1947. In The History of Romanian Literature from origins to the present from 1941, G. Călinescu axed its chapter about I. L. Caragiale on the author’s prose, especially on that fantastic one. Bona and the whole suite of articles from „Literary Journal” (second series), which were, in fact, the teacher’s lessons at the Faculty of Letters from 1946 to 1947 from the University of Bucharest, came as a complement, investigating Caragiale’s drama. The author’s conclusion is that in Domina bona, G. Călinescu outlines an excellent psychological portrait of I. L. Caragiale.