How does Parisians in the Country develop the theme of Social Mobility and Class?

Parisians in the Country by Honoré de Balzac develops Social Mobility and Class across the chapters the companion marks for this theme.

Characters like the Milaud family rise from bourgeois origins to nobility through royal favor and marriage, while the commercial traveler navigates multiple social strata, highlighting the fluidity and pretensions of class in post-Revolutionary France.

Dinah's marriage and subsequent affair with Lousteau highlight the tensions between provincial gentility and Parisian bohemianism.