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A miserly and shrewd millionaire, with an innocent and beautiful only daughter, she was married to a bankrupt relative, and in order to help him "break into the world", she did not hesitate to give away all her private savings, thus angering her father, who loved money as much as his life, and a fierce conflict between father and daughter frightened the timid and virtuous mother from then on; But the infatuated girl who lost her father and lost her youth in anticipation finally waited for a negative man who returned from making a fortune. Balzac provides a realistic backdrop for the action throughout the storyline, and in this context creates flesh-and-blood characters who are not only typical individuals, but also individualized types. This kind of routine story not only does not make Balzac's works fall into clichés, but also shows the style and charm of the master, showing the brilliance of the whole work.
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The characters are portrayed very well, and the story reflects reality but is not conventional.
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