Le journal d’une femme de chambre
Le journal d’une femme de chambre
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Certainly, Célestine is not a docile heroine. Generous but calculating, lucid but full of desires, she sees her last illusions slipping away and will end up becoming a boss in her turn, as harsh as those she criticized. Her dream relationship with Joseph—older, cunning, perhaps a former convict or infanticide, anti-Semitic and anti-Dreyfusard… but whom she loves passionately—is anything but conventional.
Mirbeau delivers a dazzling text here, both mean and funny, distributing his barbs to both the "little" and the "powerful." The tone oscillates between the dark realism of a Zola and the vivacity of boulevard comedies, sometimes flirting with the scabrous. But behind the lightness hides a profound reflection: why do these characters, battered by life, choose order rather than revolution?