Short Fiction · Character
Mamzelle Aurélie
A woman who regrets never marrying or having children.
minor
Also known as Regret Mamzelle Aurélie
First appearance: Regret
Mamzelle Aurélie shows up with force in La Belle Zoraïde. The page is where that presence becomes real.
Referred to as Madame Delarivière, Zoraïde's godmother and mistress who opposes Zoraïde's love for Mézor and orchestrates the separation.
Mamzelle Aurélie first appears in 0060 regret.
In La Belle Zoraïde: Referred to as Madame Delarivière, Zoraïde's godmother and mistress who opposes Zoraïde's love for Mézor and orchestrates the separation.
Later, in Regret: The protagonist, a strong, independent woman who has never married or been in love, is forced to care for four children and experiences an unexpected emotional awakening.
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Story tension across the book — this chapter sits in Falling action.
- Setup
- Escalation
- Breaking point
- Aftermath
- Closing
This is the story's dramatic climax because Mrs. Mallard reaches the emotional and psychological peak of her e…
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