Bianchon is one of two people at the title character's (*) deathbed at the Maison Vauquer, after that man is unable to move into a new apartment with Eugene de Rastignac as planned.
In this novel, a woman stops on the way to dinner and demands that her date win six thousand francs gambling; that woman is later caught by her husband trying to sell the de Restaud family diamonds. Bianchon is one of two people at the title character's (*) deathbed at the Maison Vauquer, after that man is unable to move into a new apartment with Eugene de Rastignac as planned. Only empty carriages are sent by Delphine and Anastasia to their father's funeral. For 10 points, name this novel about an exploited Frenchman by Balzac.
In this novel, a woman stops on the way to dinner and demands that her date win six thousand francs gambling; that woman is later caught by her husband trying to sell the de Restaud family diamonds.
Le {Père Goriot}