 The libretto of the first ballet, titled "Les Ruses d'amour" ("The Pranks of Love"), was inspired by French rococo.The second libretto was arranged for a ballet titled "Les Saisons" ("The Seasons"), being a plot-less "ballet divertissement" that represented the four seasons through Petipa's classical formula of danced tableaux.The third ballet was "Les Millions d'Arlequin" ("Harlequin's Millions"), with a libretto based on episodes featuring the stock characters from the Italian "Commedia dell'arte".