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The intricate portrayal of post-Napoleonic French life in La Comédie humaine showcases Balzac's mastery of realism, characterized by his detailed observations and unfiltered societal representations. His complex characters, including morally ambiguous figures, reveal the depths of human nature, while even inanimate objects gain personality, particularly in the vibrant backdrop of Paris. Balzac's profound influence extends to notable writers and filmmakers, cementing his status as a foundational figure in European literature.