Gigi and The Cat

Colette’s vivid portrayal of social classes feels so authentic — I wonder if her own experiences shaped this setting or if she drew from broader observations.

Her interactions and subtle wit really stood out, making her feel like someone you’d love to meet. I’d love to hear if others felt similarly.

It’s light and witty but also hints at deeper societal issues. Do you think Colette was subtly challenging norms while telling this story?