Release date is 2007-01-02

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"Œuvres complètes de Alfred de Musset — Tome 3" by Alfred de Musset is a collection of plays written in the early 19th century. This volume focuses on Musset's comedies, showcasing his adeptness in blending romance, drama, and humor in theatrical form. The works delve into various themes of love, society, and the human condition, reflecting the complexities of human relationships through compelling characters and dialogue. The opening portion introduces "La Nuit Vénitienne," a one-act comedy set against the romantic backdrop of Venice. It begins with a conversation between Razetta and Laurette, where Razetta expresses his distress over Laurette’s impending marriage to the Prince of Eysenach, revealing his deep feelings for her. As Laurette braces for her fate, Razetta proposes a desperate plan to follow her, suggesting a turmoil of love and ambition that set the play's tone. The dialogue sets up a classic love triangle, hinting at the intertwining of desire and social obligation, which will play out as the narrative unfolds. (This is an automatically generated summary.)

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