Lyzanxia - Dammesia

In fact, this was the beginning of the end of the relationship between Ferenc and Marie. Perhaps Liszt could not forgive the countess for rejecting the idea of ​​a joint trip to Hungary, dear to his heart. Be that as it may, the burden of responsibility to the woman who was rapidly moving away from him could not but oppress Liszt, for whom the sense of duty was above all. He could not help but see that Marie, who had at one time quietly left little Claire for him, was by no means a model of motherhood. It is unlikely that she loves his children more ... He knew very well that Marie, according to her own statement, did not recognize "love for young children, which is not an intellectual feeling, but a blind instinct in which the latest animal is higher than a woman."