Status Updates From Leopar

There’s a few scenes with Angelica and Tancredi where it’s essentially ‘aristocrat meets S&M’
I now understand where this book gets its name from and I was NOT expecting this

"Between the pride and intellectuality of his mother and the sensuality and irresponsibility of his father, poor Prince Fabrizio lived in perpetual discontent under his Jove-like frown, watching the ruin of his own class and his own inheritance without ever making, still less wanting to make, any move towards saving it."

P.4