Comte de Mortsauf

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Comte de Mortsauf is a central aristocratic figure in Honoré de Balzac’s novel "Le Lys dans la vallée," known for his fragile health, tyrannical temperament, and tragic impact on his family.

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Comte de Mortsauf canonical 4

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Predicate Object
instanceOf aristocrat
fictional character
nobleman
alignment morally ambiguous
appearsIn Le Lys dans la vallée
associatedTheme aristocratic decay
domestic tyranny
marital oppression
authorNationality French
countryOfOrigin France
createdInCentury 19th century
creator Honoré de Balzac
deathType tragic
familyName de Mortsauf
fictionalUniverse La Comédie humaine
firstPublicationWork Le Lys dans la vallée
gender male
hasChild Jacques de Mortsauf
Madeleine de Mortsauf
healthStatus fragile health
impactOnFamily causes suffering to his children
causes suffering to his wife
languageOfWork French
literaryMovement Realism
medium novel
narrativeFunction antagonist to family harmony
narrativeRole central character in Le Lys dans la vallée
nobleTitle Comte
personalityTrait authoritarian
jealous
tyrannical
relatedWork La Comédie humaine
residence Clochegourde
residenceRegion Touraine
roleInPlot husband of the heroine Henriette de Mortsauf
source of conflict for Félix de Vandenesse
socialClass French nobility
spouse Henriette de Mortsauf
symbolicMeaning embodiment of ruined aristocracy
symbol of oppressive patriarchal authority
timePeriod Restoration France

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Le Lys dans la vallée majorCharacter Comte de Mortsauf
The Lily of the Valley mainCharacter Comte de Mortsauf
Henriette de Mortsauf spouse Comte de Mortsauf
Madame de Mortsauf spouse Comte de Mortsauf