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Comment ce dénouement très théâtral et mélodramatique illustre-t-il la philosophie de Balzac selon laquelle l'excès de désir tue ?1) Raphaël tente de lutter contre le désir 1 à 92) Face à la beauté de Pauline il ne parvient pas à retenir ce désir 10 à 223) Mort de Raphaël et fatalité du désir 23 à 27
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