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In "Envy and Indolence," Eugène Sue likely delves into the psychological and moral implications of envy and laziness (indolence). These sins are often portrayed through the experiences and actions of the characters, highlighting the destructive nature of envy and the consequences of slothfulness in personal and social contexts.Sue's writing style typically combines elements of melodrama, social commentary, and psychological insight. His novels often depict characters from various social strata, exploring their motivations, struggles, and moral dilemmas within the context of broader societal issues.