Characters with The Miserable Life in Les Miserable

Tragically, do you know a very miserable person in your life? Maybe you have it. In the novel "Les Miserables", many characters have led a tragic life due to the past. These characters are like being placed in a circle of fire, which happens at every event of Les Miserable.

The tragic world is actually a story of a tragic soul. The four protagonists acknowledge adversity of life. The individual flaws of each character are completely different from them, and they also mean the lifestyle of each person. Fantine's life was miserable and caught for poverty and the shame of the world, so she had to give up kids to nurture parents. Cosette was the most innocent person in the tragic world and was born poverty among poorly unmarried mothers. ValJean, one of the most important figures in the story, has undoubtedly experienced the most atmosphere, and Val Jean's life is full of early pain. Prosecutor Shawei is one of the "unhappy people" because he locked himself within the law.

Jean Valjean is one of my favorite literary figures. In "the living world", Jean Valjean is working hard to refuse the idea of ​​refusing to retreat. After being imprisoned for 19 years, he steals from those who showed the greatest goodwill and other kinds of mistakes to himself, becomes a mayor, raises a beautiful child, rescues others' lives, and so on. He proves that redemption is always possible, human beings can change fate, and tomorrow it is not necessary to be the same as yesterday

Hugo, Victor Les Miserables Does anyone have a second chance? Or will the past hurt their future? These are one of many problems that Victoria Hugo raised in the world of tragedy. The tragic world turns her life into a beneficiary, concentrates on helping others in his life, and follows a former prisoner freed from past sins. Along his way, he sought reimbursement and peace in the French Revolution. Those who speak French strongly encourage you to read this book in your native language. It is because we can not translate like Victor Hugo. - Hunter Lindsey, 2018