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The petty miseries of married life. After Balzac.<p> For married couples of all times, for die-hard bachelors, this lively review of the pitfalls of married life will serve as a salutary guide or a complicit outlet! Balzac introduces us to the intimacy of Caroline and Adolphe, prototypes of the couple, whose every aspect he dissects, scene after scene, with jubilant irony.<br><br> "He who can laughs, laughs!" he warns at the outset of this audacious undertaking, of which we become privileged voyeurs. In this little game of life as a couple, who will have the last word?</p>