L'eau profonde; Les pas dans les pas

A brief psychological drama recounts, through confidential narrations, the unraveling of a woman whose outwardly impeccable social life conceals clandestine meetings and inner torment. The narrative sketches a close portrait of restraint and duplicity within fashionable circles, contrasting public routines of fittings, receptions, and promenades with a private emotional landscape that longs for solitude and natural solace. Framed by the old adage about still waters, the work examines appearances versus depth, the moral weight of social duties, and how secrecy and enforced roles corrode a sensitive individual's inner world.