Contents:1. Jacques . With the exaltation of naked feelings characteristic of romanticism, the reader faces eternal problems of the relationship between a man and a woman. 2. Mopra. The novel begins shortly before the French Revolution. Seventeen-year-old Edme de Mopra is captured by the robbers, a violent family of seigneurs de Roche-Mopra. The only hope of salvation for the girl is her cousin Bernard. Escape succeeds, but now young Bernard is captured by decency and secular conventions. Rough, uncouth village boy firmly decides to change for the sake of achieving his dream 3. In the novel “Oras” (1841), George Sand denounces the vice common in modern society self-love. The hero of the novel is the personification of bourgeois individualism. J. Sand, following the ideas of utopian socialism, sees marriage between representatives of the warring classes as a means of destroying classes.