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Eheglück: Roman
Author: Bianca Bobertag
Bookshelves: Category: German Literature, Category: Novels
Summary
"Eheglück: Roman" by Bianca Bobertag is a fictional novel written in the late 19th century. The story revolves around the complex relationships of its main characters, particularly focusing on Wanda Rhode, her mother Madame Florentine Gernoth, and the implications of love, marriage, and societal expectations in their lives. Set in a seaside resort in the mid-1800s, the narrative addresses the nuances of personal happiness and familial duty. The opening of "Eheglück" introduces the reader to the serene town of Salzbrunn and its members of the bathing society. Through the eyes of Wanda and her mother, we learn about their modest lifestyle, Monsieur Gernoth's complicated past, and the budding interest in a young Polish musician, Witold von Kreowski. As the characters navigate their daily routines — including visits to the health facilities and interactions with others in their circle — the tensions surrounding love, maternal influence, and societal standards begin to surface. This portion establishes a vivid setting and primes the reader for the emotional exploration of relationships that will unfold throughout the novel. (This is an automatically generated summary.)