For 10 points, Eugene de Rastignac is introduced in what novel in which the title character sacrifices everything for his ungrateful daughters, by HonorÃ© de Balzac?
Because of the recent invention of the diorama, characters in this novel jokingly add the suffix "-rama" to the ends of words. One character in this novel sniffs bread before he eats it to determine the quality of the flour. In this novel, Mademoiselle Micheneau drugs one character's coffee so she can find the brand on his shoulder that proves that he is the criminal "Trompe-la-Mort" disguised as Monsieur Vautrin. Those two characters in this novel live in Madame Vauquer's boarding house, where much of this novel's action is set. After accidentally offending Anastasie de Restaud, the protagonist of this novel begins an affair with Delphine. For 10 points, Eugene de Rastignac is introduced in what novel in which the title character sacrifices everything for his ungrateful daughters, by HonorÃ© de Balzac?
Because of the recent invention of the diorama, characters in this novel jokingly add the suffix "-rama" to the ends of words.
Le PÃ¨re Goriot [or Old Goriot or Father Goriot]