Guy de Maupassant : L'Auberge (1886). Livre audio de Tindalos

Ideal for savoring the pleasures of the mountains, crackling fireplaces, and long winter evenings spent playing cards while snow blankets everything, this new tale by Maupassant delights in surprising us. True to form, the author seamlessly shifts from one register to another, moving from a lighthearted and contemplative atmosphere to a gnawing obsession that drives one mad. Underlying the narrative, yet ever-present at both ends, is a barely acknowledged romance, budding and then shattered, framing this extended stay at the Schwarenbach inn. For the mountains drive one mad. The mountains? No, the snow. The snow? No, the solitude. Once deprived of his alter ego (Louise Hauser or Gaspard Hari), a man abandons reason. Logic cannot overcome the stirrings of the soul, the remorse, nor even provide a rational explanation for absence. Ulrich Kunsi's struggle is heroic, filled with distress and hope. The latter eventually overshadows the former, culminating in a final resignation of mortifying coldness: "He awoke without a memory, without a thought, as if his entire mind had been emptied during this oppressive sleep. He was hungry, he ate." » ------- Reading, Illustration, and Music by Tindalos ------- Next video: The Horla (1st version) ------- To find the illustrations, music, and the entire Tindalos universe: https://www.tindaloslechien.com To find the stories in MP3 format: https://hearthis.at/tindalos To follow Tindalos on Facebook:   / tindalos.lechien.5   To follow and support Tindalos on Patreon, with lots of rewards:   / tindalos   For a little boost, support Tindalos on Tipeee: https://fr.tipeee.com/tindalos Want to get your own illustration by Tindalos? https://www.tindaloslechien.com/boutique ------- #Maupassant #audiobook #audiobook