"Her desire was not to see him happy, but to be allowed to share his sorrows; Not to force him to be more sociable, but to convince him to think well of himself."
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Between the flaws and shortcomings inherent in human nature, and between the roles that connect the characters who will not tip the scales in favor of one of them along the narrative path, Trollope presents to us the first book of the series "Tales from Parisshire," in which Trollope criticizes the issues of institutional corruption during the Victorian era, and the sharp role that newspapers play in such issues, in a cautious but calm and cheerful language even in the most tense moments. And the conflicts between the characters of the novel.