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The Captive

Proust Marcel

Editorial: Marcel Proust

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"The Captive" (Prisionnière) is the fifth part of "In search of lost time" by Marcel Proust and published posthumously in 1923. In this story the Narrator Marcel is still obsessed with Albertine. It is clear that he doesn’t love her, but he has a morbid feeling of jealousy, possession and control against Albertine ......
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