It told the story of a young girl seduced by a nobleman and then abandoned, a theme to which Coralli would return in later works. His next was the ballet for the opera La Tentation (1852), which capitalized on the growing vogue for plays, ballets, and operas with a supernatural aspect.
The narrative featured a young girl ensnared by a nobleman and subsequently abandoned; this theme would reappear in Coralli's subsequent works. His next project was the ballet for La Tentation (1852), an opera that took advantage of the growing trend towards plays, ballets, and operas with supernatural elements.