Flore Brazier

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Flore Brazier is a central female character in Honoré de Balzac’s novel "La Rabouilleuse," known for her beauty, ambition, and manipulative influence over the men around her.

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Flore Brazier canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf female character
fictional character
literary character
alsoKnownAs La Rabouilleuse (character)
linked to: La Rabouilleuse
appearsIn La Rabouilleuse
appearsInSeries La Comédie humaine
associatedWith Agathe Rouget
Bridau family
linked to: Baudu family

Jean-Jacques Rouget
Philippe Bridau
countryOfOrigin France
createdBy Honoré de Balzac
firstPublicationOfWork 1842
genreOfWork realist novel
hasGender female
hasTrait ambitious
beautiful
calculating
manipulative
socially aspiring
influences Jean-Jacques Rouget
Philippe Bridau
languageOfWork French
narrativeFunction catalyst for family conflict
embodiment of destructive ambition
occupation servant
partOf Balzac’s gallery of provincial characters
roleInPlot central female figure in La Rabouilleuse
setting Issoudun

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La Rabouilleuse hasCharacter Flore Brazier
Les Deux Frères hasCharacter Flore Brazier