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Die Liebesabenteuer des Chevaliers Faublas. Roman
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First published January 1, 1790
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October 4, 2023
Les Amours du chevalier de Faublas has such an endearing feel to it, especially it's main character... Faublas.
A very good read, and I did not expect becoming so attached to the books' characters as the books were simply described to me as eighteenth century eroticism for like four or five books straight.
The main character is just so adorably unsufferable, you cannot help but love him even though he does the most reckless actions ever throughout the whole thing, as if he never learns anything... (he does, it just takes a long while for him to do so.)
A lighthearted series of books with it's fair share of fun moments!
But while it did cross my mind that it would eventually go veeery dark by the end, as those types of main characters get an enormous reality check more often than not, and there were a lot of hints dropped by the third book, I really did not expect de Couvrai to make his characters go through suicide and murder. Neither did I expect a PTSD arc from Faublas, but oh well, me, I liked that ending. :)
I cringed at it, laughed with it, very violently sobbed at it, but most of all, I loved it.
A very good read, and I did not expect becoming so attached to the books' characters as the books were simply described to me as eighteenth century eroticism for like four or five books straight.
The main character is just so adorably unsufferable, you cannot help but love him even though he does the most reckless actions ever throughout the whole thing, as if he never learns anything... (he does, it just takes a long while for him to do so.)
A lighthearted series of books with it's fair share of fun moments!
But while it did cross my mind that it would eventually go veeery dark by the end, as those types of main characters get an enormous reality check more often than not, and there were a lot of hints dropped by the third book, I really did not expect de Couvrai to make his characters go through suicide and murder. Neither did I expect a PTSD arc from Faublas, but oh well, me, I liked that ending. :)
I cringed at it, laughed with it, very violently sobbed at it, but most of all, I loved it.
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