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Balzac's work is marked by a detailed and unfiltered portrayal of post-Napoleonic French society, establishing him as a pioneer of realism in literature. His characters, even the minor ones, are intricately developed with moral complexity, reflecting the human experience. Inanimate objects, particularly the city of Paris, are given life and personality, enhancing the narrative depth. His influence extends to notable writers and filmmakers, showcasing his lasting impact on literature and art.