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The book series was first adapted into [[TheFilmOfTheBook five films]] directed by Bernard Borderie and starring Michèle Mercier, from 1964 to 1968. A more recent version starring Creator/NoraArnezeder in the role of as Angélique and Creator/GerardLanvin as Joffrey de Peyrac came out in 2013.
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* AnachronismStew: The arrival of the wealthy, handsome and seductive Persian ambassador in Paris happens in the early 1670s, about 40 years earlier than its RealLife [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Persian_embassy_to_Louis_XIV version]].
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* AnimalMotifs: Philippe is famous for his wolf-hunting ability. Naturally, he's a antisocial, savage person.
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''Angélique'' is a series of romantic-melodramatic historical adventure novels written by "Sergeanne Golon" (a pseudonym for the co-writers, married couple Anne and Serge Golon), from the late 1950s onward. It follows the titular heroine's life and loves in Versailles-era France and further afield; Angélique has been described as "ravishing and indeed oft-ravished"...
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''Angélique'' is a series of romantic-melodramatic historical adventure novels written by "Sergeanne Golon" (a pseudonym for the co-writers, married couple Anne and Serge Golon), from the late 1950s onward. It follows the titular heroine's life and loves in Versailles-era UsefulNotes/LouisXIV-[=era=] France and further afield; Angélique has been described as "ravishing and indeed oft-ravished"...
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* Fiction500: By the time of his (first) downfall in 1660, Joffrey had amassed so much gold that he was far richer than [[{{UsefulNotes/LouisXIV}} King Louis XIV]] himself.
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* RenaissanceMan: Count Joffrey de Peyrac [[note]]actually born in the twilight of the [[{{UsefulNotes/TheRenaissance}} Renaissance Age]] and active as the [[TheCavalierYears Early Modern Age]] unfolded[[/note]] is thoroughly trained as a geologist, chemist, architect, engineer, sailor, naval architect, MasterSwordsman, musician, businessman, explorer, warrior, weapons designer ...and this is only the beginning, as he studies carefully each art or science he ever happens to stumble upon.
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* ByronicHero: Angélique is a rare female example. She's considered ambitious, ruthless, and mysterious...often by the same characters who find her captivating.
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* WhenYouComingHomeDad: Angélique is absent for most of her children's lives, sometimes not seeing them for months at a time. She frames it as keeping them prosperous.
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* Determinator: Angélique. ''Nothing'' gets her down for long -- not the death of her husband(s), not being reduced to abject poverty, not being kidnapped. She craves success, especially when she can rub it in the faces of her rivals.
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* Determinator: {{Determinator}}: Angélique. ''Nothing'' gets her down for long -- not the death of her husband(s), not being reduced to abject poverty, not being kidnapped. She craves success, especially when she can rub it in the faces of her rivals.
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* DeliberateValuesDissonance: The more compassionate characters feel ''sympathetic'' to abused wives, but everyone ignores the law's part in enabling such abuse. In their view it's entirely expected that a husband should have total control over his wife, and if the husband a woman gets happens to be abusive- well, she's just unlucky. It's not a big enough problem that the police should get involved.
* CommonalityConnection: When Angelique converses with Baktiari, a Persian diplomat, she finds that many things are different in his country- but not politicians. For example, he immediately recognizes what she means by a ruler's "favorite [consort]".
* Determinator: Angelique. ''Nothing'' gets her down for long- not the death of her husband(s), not being reduced to abject poverty, not being kidnapped. She craves success, especially when she can rub it in the faces of her rivals.
* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: The English translation of the series is incomplete, and existing volumes of it are out of print.
* OneTrueLove: Angelique has loved many men before and after Joffrey, but they're nothing in comparison to him. When she finds out that Joffrey's still alive, she immediately and unrepentantly abandons a ''king's'' love to run off in search of him.
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''Angelique'' is a book series written by Sergeanne Golon [[note]]a pseudonym for the co-writers Anne and Serge Golon[[/note]]. It follows the titular heroine's life and loves in Versailles-era France.
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!!The series contains the following tropes:
* AnimalMotifs: Philippe is famous for his wolf-hunting ability. Naturally, he's a antisocial, savage person.
* DeliberateValuesDissonance: The more compassionate characters feel ''sympathetic'' to abused wives, but everyone ignores the law's part in enabling such abuse. In their view it's entirely expected that a husband should have total control over his wife, and if the husband a woman gets happens to be abusive- well, she's just unlucky. It's not a big enough problem that the police should get involved.
* Determinator: Angelique. ''Nothing'' gets her down for long- not the death of her husband(s), not being reduced to abject poverty, not being kidnapped. She craves success, especially when she can rub it in the faces of her rivals.
* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: The English translation of the series is incomplete, and existing volumes of it are out of print.
* OneTrueLove: Angelique has loved many men before and after Joffrey, but they're nothing in comparison to him. When she finds out that Joffrey's still alive, she immediately and unrepentantly abandons a ''king's'' love to run off in search of him.
* WeHaveThoseToo: When Angelique converses with Baktiari, a Persian diplomat, she finds that many things are different in his country- but not politicians. For example, he immediately recognizes what she means by a ruler's "favorite [consort]".
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!!The series contains the following tropes:
* AnimalMotifs: Philippe is famous for his wolf-hunting ability. Naturally, he's a antisocial, savage person.
* DeliberateValuesDissonance: The more compassionate characters feel ''sympathetic'' to abused wives, but everyone ignores the law's part in enabling such abuse. In their view it's entirely expected that a husband should have total control over his wife, and if the husband a woman gets happens to be abusive- well, she's just unlucky. It's not a big enough problem that the police should get involved.
* Determinator: Angelique. ''Nothing'' gets her down for long- not the death of her husband(s), not being reduced to abject poverty, not being kidnapped. She craves success, especially when she can rub it in the faces of her rivals.
* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: The English translation of the series is incomplete, and existing volumes of it are out of print.
* OneTrueLove: Angelique has loved many men before and after Joffrey, but they're nothing in comparison to him. When she finds out that Joffrey's still alive, she immediately and unrepentantly abandons a ''king's'' love to run off in search of him.
* WeHaveThoseToo: When Angelique converses with Baktiari, a Persian diplomat, she finds that many things are different in his country- but not politicians. For example, he immediately recognizes what she means by a ruler's "favorite [consort]".
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