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Dangerous Liaisons, Letter 134 summary

Letter 134 of 177 · 5 min to read the letter

In Letter 134, the Marquise de MERTEUIL argues that the Viscount of VALMONT loves Mme de Tourvel and sets conditions for accepting his proposed arrangement. She demands proof through his conduct, insists that he continue his involvement with Cécile, hints at a reunion, and reports concerns about her lawsuit.

What happens

  1. Merteuil rejects Valmont’s proposed arrangement and argues that his attachment to Mme de Tourvel amounts to love.
  2. She says his changed descriptions of Tourvel preserve the same belief that this woman is exceptional.
  3. She proposes friendship, then demands conduct proving that Tourvel means no more to him than any ordinary woman.
  4. She insists that he continue his involvement with Cécile under her orders and suggests that obedience might earn a reunion.
  5. She expresses doubts about her lawsuit, declares the Belleroche affair finished, and asks Valmont to write often.

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Marquise de MERTEUIL rejects promises as adequate proof. Her demand makes Valmont’s actions, rather than his declarations, the test of his attachment.

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What does Merteuil demand concerning Cécile?

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