Talk:Auguste de Barbarac/@comment-35334436-20180826184030

In the first section, it is written "However, a landlord's property had certain noble rights attached, although properly it did not indicate the owner was noble, especially after the 17th century."

I would question how this is relevant to the short appearance of the character Auguste de Barbarac. We never see him exercise any "certain noble rights"; thus it is impossible to speculate on whether he has any privileges of that sort. I would argue that although the detail about nobility is interesting from a historical perspective, it contributes nothing to the character of Auguste de Barbarac, and should therefore be deleted.

The part where the "seigneur" title is explained is arguably relevant because Maurice calls Auguste "seigneur" at one point, which is a problematic title that may confuse people.