Madame Bossin is an important figure in Balzac's Gao Lao Tou. How to analyze her personality characteristics?

Mrs. Boucylon is a figure full of contradictions. She has a clear mind and a firm and stubborn position. Her sober mind enabled her to see her destiny accurately, and her stubborn and firm position made her refuse to join the bourgeoisie.

She is a typical representative of aristocratic women in the restoration period. She was born into a noble family, the last daughter of the Pugong royal family and the queen of Paris social circle. Her living room is the most meaningful place in aristocratic society. Who can appear in her living room is "equivalent to having a certificate of an aristocratic family" and can be unimpeded in the upper class. Bourgeois women in Paris dream of squeezing in. But in fact, although she is famous on the surface, she has a feeling of decline in her heart. She realized that money is the real master of society and profit-seeking is a moral principle. But she followed the aristocratic tradition, was arrogant and slandered bourgeois women.

It can be said that she understands the times, but she refuses to follow suit. She has been in love with Marquis Gudas for three years, and their love is sincere. But I abandoned her to marry a bourgeois aristocrat with a dowry of 4 million. Therefore, she wants to bid farewell to Paris society. When she left, she held a grand ball, and Balzac described the farewell ball with infinite sympathy and pity.

The novel writes: "The surroundings of Boucylon's house are brightly lit by the lights of more than 500 cars, and countless people from the upper class have come to see her off, just as the young people in ancient Rome cheered for a smiling and dead fighting beast. In the resplendent hall, the band played music, but her heart was desolate. In the eyes of others, she was dressed in white, quiet and quiet, and secretly she burned the love letter with tears and was ready to leave. " When she retired from the historical stage and sang endless elegies, Balzac tried to play up the tragic atmosphere. Her tragedy vividly reflects the decline of the aristocratic class and the rise of the bourgeoisie during the restoration period. Nobleness is no match for money, and love is no match for money.