Character: Marquise Julie d ' Aiglemont

She kept to herself upright conversation and felt the duality. It seemed there were two women: one lived by reason - another feeling, one suffered, the other no longer wished to suffer.

You know, it seems to me that marriage in our day is institutionalized prostitution.

... woman mean nothing without love, beauty without enjoyment is nothing.

If the mother does not invest his soul in a newborn baby, then a mother's love long to possess her heart, as long she owns the animals.

... child combines, sir, the images of two beings, is the result of two feelings mingled freely. If you are attached to him with all our being, with every fiber of his heart, unless he recalls the joys of love, the places, the time when these two creatures were happy, their words, full of togetherness and sweet dreams, then this child - creation is imperfect.

Only we women currently are experiencing, such as painful marriage - establishment, which is based on the nowadays society: men are free, we are slaves of debt. We have to give you all my life, you give us only a few minutes. And finally, a man chooses, and we blindly obey.

Provide the self-esteem of those who have nothing else to vary.