Grandet house in Saumur

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The Grandet house in Saumur is the modest, tightly run provincial household of the Grandet family in Honoré de Balzac’s novel "Eugénie Grandet," symbolizing both their hidden wealth and oppressive domestic life.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fictional house
literary location
appearsIn Eugénie Grandet NERFINISHED
associatedWithCharacterTrait Eugénie’s piety and simplicity
Félix Grandet’s miserliness
associatedWithMotif closed doors and locked spaces
cold and darkness in the home
associatedWithTheme bourgeois economy
domestic oppression
female confinement
greed
controlsLifeOf Eugénie Grandet NERFINISHED
Madame Grandet NERFINISHED
Nanon NERFINISHED
countryInFiction France NERFINISHED
createdBy Honoré de Balzac NERFINISHED
describedAs modest
tightly run
economicRole place where Grandet hoards wealth
fictionalStatus not a real building
functionInNarrative primary setting of Eugénie Grandet
site of Eugénie’s emotional development
space of family conflict
genreOfWork realist novel
hasMedium novel
inhabitedBy Eugénie Grandet NERFINISHED
Félix Grandet NERFINISHED
Grandet family NERFINISHED
Madame Grandet NERFINISHED
Nanon NERFINISHED
languageOfWork French
literaryMovement French realism NERFINISHED
locatedInFictional Saumur NERFINISHED
narrativePerspective third-person narration
notableFeature austere interior
lack of visible luxury
ownedByInFiction Félix Grandet NERFINISHED
partOf La Comédie humaine NERFINISHED
partOfSeries Scènes de la vie de province NERFINISHED
setInRegionFictional Loire Valley NERFINISHED
symbolizes avarice
economic miserliness
hidden wealth
oppressive domestic life
provincial narrowness
timePeriodInFiction early 19th century
workPublicationYear 1833

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Nanon residence Grandet house in Saumur