Eugene de Rastignac
Eugene de Rastignac is a romantic character of Honore de Balzac from which the adventures begin in the Father Goriot and whose evolution will continue in a considerable number of novels of the human Comedy .
It is an ambitious young man, who looks at the “good company” with eyes at the same time surprised and envieux, which will be ready with very to arrive to its ends. Today, a Rastignac is a go-getter, a “young wolf with the long teeth”.
Chronology of Rastignac in the human Comedy
Rastignac, young person studied 22 years (in fact it is 21 years old, Rastignac is aged one year at the time of a conversation with his cousin, Madam de Beauséant), confronted with the cynicism of the ones (whose Vautrin) and with deceptions of the others, becomes lover of Delphine de Nucingen and decides to face Paris and its company while launching a challenge to him: “With us two”.- 1820 : the Ball of Seals writes in 1829
- 1821 - 1822: lost Illusions writes 1836 with 1843
- 1822 : the Cabinet of the Antiques writes in 1837
- 1828 : Prohibition writes in 1836
- 1840: the Deputy of Arcis (begun in 1847, unfinished to died from Balzac, then published in 1854 thanks to the devoted contest of Charles Rabou which discharges there promise made with Balzac before its death.)
One also finds it in the following novels:
- Splendors and miseries of the courtesans
- Melmoth reconciled
- Ursule Mirouët
- Secrecies of the princess of Cadignan
- Another study of woman
- the Cousin White beet
- the House of the cat-which-ball
- Béatrix
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