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EPISODE · Apr 26, 2026 · 37 MIN

The Ball at Sceaux Section 1

from The Balzac Library · host Honoré de Balzac

In which the Comte de Fontaine, a steadfast royalist navigating the complexities of post-revolutionary France, endeavors to secure favourable matches for his daughters amidst shifting social mores and courtly intrigues, while his youngest, Emilie, reigns as a captivating yet capricious figure of youth and pride within the family’s refined but fractious circle. The scene shifts to the lively Ball at Sceaux, where Emilie, intrigued by a mysterious young man whose noble bearing piques her curiosity, confronts the mingling of high aspiration and rustic gaiety beneath the rotunda’s open roof.

In which the Comte de Fontaine, a steadfast royalist navigating the complexities of post-revolutionary France, endeavors to secure favourable matches for his daughters amidst shifting social mores and courtly intrigues, while his youngest, Emilie, reigns as a captivating yet capricious figure of youth and pride within the family’s refined but fractious circle. The scene shifts to the lively Ball at Sceaux, where Emilie, intrigued by a mysterious young man whose noble bearing piques her curiosity, confronts the mingling of high aspiration and rustic gaiety beneath the rotunda’s open roof.

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