Florent

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Florent is the idealistic and wrongfully exiled protagonist of Émile Zola’s novel *Le Ventre de Paris*, whose return to Paris’s central markets exposes the social and political tensions of Second Empire France.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fictional character
literary protagonist
appearsIn Le Ventre de Paris
associatedWithMovement republican opposition
characterTrait idealistic
intellectual
politically engaged
createdBy Émile Zola
familyRelation brother-in-law of Lisa Quenu
half-brother of Quenu
firstPublicationOfWork 1873
gender male
isExiled true
isWrongfullyExiled true
keyLocation Les Halles
surface form: Les Halles market
languageOfWork French
literaryMovement Naturalism
surface form: naturalism
narrativeFunction contrasts with bourgeois comfort of the markets
exposes social tensions in Second Empire France
nationality French
occupation political activist
partOfCycle Les Rougon-Macquart
politicalContext Second Empire of France
surface form: Second French Empire
roleInNarrative central protagonist
settingOfStory Paris
symbolicRole outsider in consumer society
victim of authoritarian regime
themeEmbodied conflict between idealism and reality
political repression
social injustice

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