What was Maupassant s attitude towards Corniday in Ball of Sheep Fat ?

He was a two-faced figure, Maupassant.

It is precisely to establish such a character image. With Lu Xun.

Like many of his characters, he is just a spectator. He likes sheep fat balls, or he wants to possess her. Then when everyone persuaded the sheep fat ball to sleep with the general, he only listened silently from the sidelines.

Kearnai was a man with a rich heart, but he bowed his head in the face of the cruel dark reality. He hummed the French national anthem at the end, trying to stir up the conscience of others. But is it still useful?

The sheep fat ball has sacrificed itself. So, he can be considered a hypocrite, or a miserable world.

The poor worm in it.

Maupassant's interpretation of Corniday's attitude in Balls of Sheep Fat may vary from person to person, but some possible points can be made.

First of all, judging from the role of Kearni in **, he is a character with a complex identity and a contradictory personality. He is not only from an aristocratic background, but also in the same class as ordinary people, and this dual identity makes him show a unique perspective and way of thinking in **. In addition, his indifference and selfishness make him seem out of place in the face of the good deeds of the likes of Sheep Fat Ball, a contradictory character trait that may have given Maupassant a critical attitude.

Secondly, from the overall theme, "Sheep Fat Ball" reveals the hypocrisy and meanness of French high society, and Cornidé is a representative of this hypocrisy and meanness. His aristocratic status did not make him morally superior to others, but only highlighted his hypocrisy and selfishness. From this point of view, Maupassant may have had a satirical and revealing attitude towards Corniday.

However, there is also an opinion that Maupassant had an understanding and sympathetic attitude towards Kearnet. Although there are many negatives in Kearnet's character and behavior, he also reflects the complexity and pluralism of French society at the time. The contradictions of his identity and personality are both a manifestation of social reality, and this complexity may have given Maupassant an understanding and sympathy for Cornide.

To sum up, Maupassant's interpretation of Cornide's attitude in Sheep Fat Ball may be of many possibilities, depending on the reader's understanding of the subject matter and the analysis of Cornide's character.

Maupassant came out in August 1850.

Born in the Normandy region to Château de Miromenier, in the Seine-Maritimes, his father was Gustadeuf de Brux.

Poissan's mother's name was Lore Le Poitwein.

He was expelled from school in 1868 for writing a poem that defied society, and "Sheep Fat Ball" was published on April 17, 1880 in the ** collection "Night in the Plum Pond".

The famous French writer Short Story ** Holy Hand is known as the "Short Story Strange Saint".

Formerly known as Marcel Aimé.

It was the true meaning of the short story **Holy Hand in France at that time.

In 1880, Maupassant wrote "Balls of Sheep Fat", which was well received by readers, and Maupassant became famous in one fell swoop. From then on, Maupassant resigned from public office to devote himself exclusively to literary creation. It was also in this year that Flaubert died. Maupassant was devastated by the loss of his mentor.