 18", written in the 1830s although not published until 1852, included "La mort d'Ophélie" ("The death of Ophelia"), a setting of a ballade by Ernest Legouvé, the text of which is a free adaptation of Gertrude's monologue in act 4, scene 7.Berlioz married Smithson in 1833, although their relationship ultimately fell apart.Although Harriet Smithson's stardom faded within a year and a half of her debut there, the Parisian fascination with the character of Ophelia continued unabated.